$30
per month

All features +
20 Credits/month
23%
off

$300
per year

All features +
240 Credits
36%
off
Both coParents

$199.99
per year

All features +
240 Credits/per user

Parenting Plans

Getting Your Difficult coParent to Use coParenter

The many perks of the coParenter app and how to get your difficult coParent to use coParenter.
(3 minuted 43 seconds read)

Co-parenting: Creating the Perfect Parenting Plan

coParenting time schedules divide the children’s time between both parents. The right schedule is based on the physical and emotional needs of the children.
(5 minutes 46 seconds read)

All Families Need An Emergency Plan

We hope you will never have to use it, but please take the time to design an emergency plan so you- and your family- are always prepared
(3 minutes 43 seconds read)

Requesting Changes to the Residential Schedule

By developing a clear, easy way to request changes to the schedule, parents can plan more efficiently and support each other in the vicissitudes of family life.
(0 minutes 45 seconds read)

Parenting Plans’ Transition Updates

Regarding parenting plans, children benefit when you communicate and coordinate with your coParent on the day-to-day through transition updates.
(1 minute 53 seconds read)

coParenting Tip: Implement Tasks

coParents, consider the tasks that you can perform alone (self-regulated parenting) and those it is best for both parents to work out (coordinated parenting).
(0 minutes 37 seconds read)

Joint Custody: Changes With Ages

There are times when there is a change is a situation or the children reach a certain age when it is appropriate to re-visit the joint custody schedule.
(1 minute 46 seconds read)

The Importance of Parenting Plan Maintenance

Every system needs to receive a steady supply of energy or it will quit working. A GPS is the same. Whether it is from a battery or power from the car, the GPS requires energy to operate. Your family is no different. It is also a system that needs power to keep working. In this […]

coParent Skills to Live By

Unlike choosing to start a company with a business partner, parents are thrust into the business of coParenting under some of the most personally painful and stressful circumstances. Whatever skills we might have on a good day may be temporarily lost until stress resolves, hearts heal, and acceptance steps in. coParents often find that they […]

Tips to Create a Parenting Plan – For Any Age

No matter what age your child may be, there are certain tips to keep in mind when creating the essential parenting plan. It is important to remember: Children develop best when both parents have meaningful and stable involvement in their lives. Each parent has different and valuable contributions to make to their children’s development. It […]

coParenting – In a Nutshell

coParenting well involves agreeing to certain conditions. This lays the foundation. The conditions are: being honest with one another focusing on the children keeping agreements avoiding old spousal issues By having a vision of how you want things to turn out for your children, you set goals. Then coParents make rules regarding their dealings with […]

Tips to Create Your Summer coParenting Plan

Planning for summer two to three months in advance allows everyone in the family to prepare for, and enjoy summer with less stress, conflict and uncertainty. Once the summer schedule is set, parents may still make requests of one another for schedule changes in order to take advantage of spontaneous opportunities with the kids, which […]

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 […]

When Addiction is a Problem

The parenting plan will need to address addiction, for the safety of the children.
(3 minutes 36 seconds read time)

coParenting Goals: What’s Best for the Kids

coParents often disagree about the ending of their relationship and may disagree about protocols, but rarely disagree about wanting what’s best for their kids.
(2 minutes 39 seconds read time)