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How to Improve Co-Parenting Skills: 5 Essential Tips and Strategies

Learning how to improve co-parenting skills is one of the most valuable steps you can take after separation or divorce. While parenting apart comes with its own set of challenges, developing a cooperative, respectful approach can make a significant difference in your child’s emotional stability and your peace of mind.

The Center for Divorce Education offers practical strategies to help foster effective co-parenting built on mutual understanding, consistency, and shared responsibility.

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Summer Custody Schedule: How to Build One That Works for Your Kids

Table of Contents Why Summer Needs Its Own Schedule Common Summer Schedule Types Choosing a Schedule by Your Child’s Age Building It Into Your Parenting […]

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Top Signs Your Child Is Struggling After Your Divorce

Table of Contents How Divorce Affects Children Emotional Signs Your Child Is Struggling Behavioral Signs to Watch For at Home Academic and School-Related Signs How […]

How to Create a Parenting Plan

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What Are the 3 Types of Co-Parenting?

Co-parenting after separation or divorce looks different for every family, but understanding the three types of co-parenting can bring clarity during an uncertain time. The […]

CDE's Children in Between is a skills based program that helps children and parents deal with the children's reactions to divorce. This is the most highly recommended online parenting class in the United States.

The program is based on research that identifies the most common and stressful loyalty conflicts experienced by children of divorce.

*Included in SAMHSA's National Registry of Evidence-Based Programs and Practices

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