Co-Parenting
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Separation or divorce can impact family dynamics in many
ways, especially when there are CHILDREN.
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Children Rights for Equal Parenting seeks to raise awareness of the importance of equal parenting that children need in order to build a better bond with their families. We understand the key factor of good Co-parenting that would be beneficial for the Children, causing less stress and doing better in school. Our non-profit organization would provide information and guidance to both parents equally to work together for their children.
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Children Rights for Equal Parenting seeks to raise awareness of the importance of equal parenting that children need in order to build a better bond with their families. We understand the key factor of good Co-parenting that would be beneficial for the Children, causing less stress and doing better in school. Our non-profit organization would provide information and guidance to both parents equally to work together for their children.
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Benefits of Shared Custody
Separation or divorce can impact the family dynamics in many ways, especially when there are children. Shared custody has many benefits when prioritizing the needs of the child and maintaining meaningful and long-lasting family connections through the many changes and challenges.
1. Continuous presence and involvement of both parents
Shared custody is the next best option to having both parents still together. When children have a close relationship with both parents through life changing events such as a divorce, they have a strong sense of stability and normalcy in their lives. Even though they spend time between two homes, children also enjoy the presence and involvement of both parents. This in turn helps children better accept their new family structure and new way of life.
2. Improved communication between parents
Shared custody favors open and ongoing communication between parents. As a result, parents are more responsive to their children’s needs when they address daily situations that arise, especially when situations require time and/or money. This helps children see their parents actively involved in their lives, problem-solving, and commitment to making things work for everyone.
3. Equal roles and responsibilities of parents
Research has found that there is less of a power struggle in the children’s relationship when the parent’s shared roles and responsibilities are clearly defined and when each parent’s contributions are considered. Children are not forced to take sides on issues, experience loss, or feel guilty when put in polarized situations. Instead, collaboration is a genuine part and foundation in raising and educating the child(ren).
When shared expectations and predictable routines are part of the new family structure, each parent can better balance their personal and professional obligations. This balance also means that there is an opportunity for each parent to self-reflect and readjust to a new personal reality.
4. Better balance of parents’ personal and professional obligations
When shared expectations and predictable routines are part of the new family structure, each parent can better balance their personal and professional obligations. This balance also means that there is an opportunity for each parent to self-reflect and readjust to a new personal reality.
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