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Posts By: Lori Denman-Underhill

Helping Your Child Transition Homes

When children transition from one parent’s house to the other parent’s house, it is often a stressful time. It is important to include information on transitioning your child from home to home in the Parenting Plan. Children are thrust into a different environment that frequently alters their normal routine.  They will often feel a loss […]

Keeping Our Children Healthy This Flu Season

Every coParent is rightly concerned about keeping the kids healthy this flu season. One goal to aim for is teaching them the importance of washing hands with warm water and soap, not gel. Next, aim on increasing vitamin C intake and feed children healthy, clean and organic food. coParents should aim to provide a well balanced […]

Teaching a Child to Care

The new year is still fresh and it lends itself to good advice in parenting skills – sharpen your goal directed theoretical arrows and plan to construct targets.  A positive coParent project is a perfect family activity.  And any faith or culture can adapt this idea as starting a new school year. What are your target goals […]

The Importance of Teaching Feelings

Teaching our children about feelings helps them to create a sense of self. Helping a child to discover themselves and the world around them, while building strength and confidence, teaches the child how to live in society with success. Kathy Eugster offers insight on this subject here on this page. There are basic steps coParents […]

Children’s Bill of Rights in Divorce

All children have rights. This story by Dr. Robert Emery is a great guide for coParents. Divorced parents still must fulfill their responsibilities to their kids, and in my view, children should have rights in divorced families. Here is my Children’s Bill of Rights in Divorce. If you can give your children these freedoms, you […]

coParents’ Goal – Consistency for Children

Consistency is really good for the child of coParents. Especially when the child has been on the journey of a divorce or has experienced some sort of trauma. Going through the parents’ divorce or trauma is a high level of change and leads to a possible potential discomfort with the parents. Especially if the parents […]

New Millennial Moms Top Over One Million

According to the National Center for Health Statistics, more than one million millennials celebrated being new mothers last year in America. It is calculated that there is over 16 million new American mothers of this generation in total. Women who were born between 1981 and 1997 are the millennials. in 2015, the women of this […]

Why coParents Should Limit Electronics

With today’s increased use of electronics, children get caught up in a world of virtual reality. coParents must aim to limit the use of iPads and cell phones. You want to make sure that your children experience the real world for two top reasons. Number one is that they can get out and get physical […]

Signs and Causes of an Alienated Child

What are the signs of an alienated child? Why do alienated children feel so strongly? Does custody make a difference?
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A coParent’s Perspective – Love for All

Here at coParenter and KidsBeforeConflict.com, we enjoy reading stories by coParents that show an abundance of love.
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The Fit coParent

Improving a child’s life begins with simple repetitive exercises, the first of which I like to call FIT – Focus, Integrity and Trust.
(3 minutes 23 seconds read time)

Cooperative coParents Help Children Thrive

When coParents do not work together, it impacts the child at home and school.
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Children Crave Routines and Structure

Anxious children can benefit a great deal by support from their parents. The following tips will provide you with some ideas for helping your anxious child.
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Happy New Year! Let’s Be Parentally Fit

What if this year as coParents we made another type of New Year’s resolution? How about “Parentally” Fit?
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Co Parenting with Special Needs | coParenter

Parenting special needs children requires excellent communication and proper co parenting skills as well as contact with schools and special needs personnel.
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