Parallel parenting

What's the difference between co-parenting and parallel parenting? If you're trying to co-parent with a narcissist, you need to know!

I don’t have to spout statistics at you when it comes to divorce rates – we all know that divorce is highly prevalent in our culture, especially for couples with children. Is that a terrible thing? Not necessarily, since many couples decide to divorce in order to protect their children from a negative domestic environment. […]

Have you recently gone through a complicated divorce or breakup? Were you unable to get full custody of your children and are left having to co-parent

Many women ask how do I co-parent with my ex who's a narcissist and doesn't know the meaning of co-parenting. It just doesn't work! Now what? Now, you let go and use these parallel parenting techniques to get you through those growing up years.

Trying to co-parent with a toxic ex? These 10 Commandments for high-conflict co-parenting can help you ditch the drama.

If you're trying to parent with a toxic ex, you've probably hit Google hard trying to find solutions to your problems. It's likely that you've also been bombard

If trying to co-parent with your high-conflict ex doesn’t spark joy for you, maybe it’s time to switch to parallel parenting.

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Co-parenting is hard, but parallel parenting makes communication a lot less daunting.

You're trying out parallel parenting techniques because nothing else worked. But are you worried this form of co-parenting will keep you from raising well-balanced children? Here are five tips to help you minimize conflict so your kids can live in peace.