Holidays can be magical, stressful, and downright complicated—especially for co-parents. Between dividing time, juggling extended family visits, and managing your own emotions, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. But the good news? You can create joyful, lasting memories for your kids without losing your sanity. Here’s a guide to navigating the season with grace, collaboration, and maybe even a sprinkle of holiday cheer.
In this week’s blog article on teresaharlow.com, we address the second of three obstacles to successful co-parenting – Getting defensive with each other.
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Anger and hurt left from divorce make it difficult for co-parents to stop focusing on each other and instead focus on being good parents. Find out how to overcome one of the biggest obstacles to co-parenting collaboratively in this article. #obstaclestoco-parenting #collaborativecoparenting #healingafterdivorce
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The holidays are simply a minefield of anxiety for parents who live separately. How do you get it right?
You may have seen my announcement on social media that I am starting to craft a new book titled Combative to Collaborative: The Co-parenting Code. Here’s a preview of Chapter 1 – We Have to tell the Kids
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