
Crashing Co-Parents explores what happens when parenting partners collide with conflict, expectations, systems, and unresolved issues, and how they can move toward healthier, more mature, child-centered co-parenting.
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A new relationship never enters an empty room. It walks into a family system already populated by history, routines, disappointments, loyalties, parenting agreements, extended family members, and children who may still be making sense of th...
A healthy boundary should make the parenting relationship clearer, not make the other parent suffer.
That distinction sounds simple until anger enters the room. After a difficult breakup, repeated arguments, or years of feeling disrespecte...
Some co-parenting relationships improve when the adults stop trying so hard to get closer.
That may sound strange in a culture that often presents successful co-parenting as two former partners communicating freely, attending events togeth...
Mature disagreement is easy to praise in theory. The harder question is what it actually looks like when two co-parents are frustrated, convinced they are right, and still responsible for raising the same child.
Would another person see Da...
A disagreement does not have to become a referendum on the entire co-parenting relationship. Sometimes two parents simply believe different things, and the maturity of the moment is determined less by who eventually gets their way than by w...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Kenneth Braswell is CEO of Fathers Incorporated, a nationally recognized advocate, author, and strategist advancing fatherhood, co-parenting, family dynamics, and stronger relationships between fathers, families, and communities.
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