Coparenting refers to shared responsibilities in caring for a child. Approximately 50 percent of American children will see their parents' divorce or separate, and 16 percent of children live in a home with a step-parent, step-sibling, or half-sibling. Coparenting in these situations requires a great deal of cooperation, communication, and planning. It requires acting with intention and care in favor of the child's development.
CParenting involves three different systems:
The co parent to co parent relationship, the parent to child relationship and our relationship with ourselves.
Each of these elements are interconnected, they influence each other
Co-parenting after divorce promotes healthy development and the well-being of children. The commitment is not about friendship between parents, but rather enables the child to have a healthy relationship with both parents and less stress in moving between homes.
CoParenting Basics
Children who have healthy relationships with both parents and a sense of having two homes and two loving parents together with consistency between homes on significant matters do well.
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