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4. Ask the Expert

1. Short Posts 2. Long Posts 3. Videos 4. Ask the Expert 5. Glossary 6. Quick Tips

KID-EASE: How to coParent With An Uncooperative Ex

How can I coParent with someone uncooperative?
(1 minute 58 seconds read)

Help! My Ex is Constantly Drunk Around Our Children

A child who sees their parent drinking can cause anxiety, fear and co-dependency issues. It is best to bring up any co parenting issues with a professional.
(2 minutes 40 seconds read)

KID-EASE: The Positive & Encouraging coParent

Here are a few of the Basic Do’s and Don’ts of coParenting and parenting in general. Think about these and stay positive.
(2 minutes 21 seconds read)

Parents Should Never Discuss Post Divorce Issues with Their Children | coParenter

Children often get stuck trying to make parents happy after a divorce. If one parent has unresolved issues, co parenting will not take place in a healthy way.
(2 minutes 9 seconds read)

On Time Child Exchanges Don’t Have to Be Stressful | coParenter

Dealing with child exchanges doesn’t have to be stressful. There are many solutions that allow parents to create parenting plans and custody schedules.
(2 minutes 56 seconds read time)

My coParent Falsified Court Documents | coParenter

The court’s job is to maintain the well being of a child. If one parent falsifies facts and files a temporary court order the court will grant it temporarily.
(2 minutes 57 seconds read time)

The Impact of Divorce on Children Can Cause Behavior Problems | coParenter

Children need time to adjust to post divorce situations with new families. Taking time to earn a child’s trust will lessen any anxiety and any bad behavior.
(4 minutes 44 seconds read time)

The Effects Parental Alienation has on Both Parents and Children | coParenter

Bad mouthing your ex can lead your children to develop co-dependency issues. This is parental alienation and forces the child to choose which parent is better.
(2 minutes 42 seconds read time)

Services That Offer Counseling for Divorced or Separated Parents | coParenter

Dear Dr. Jann: How do you handle it when one divorced parent values education and pushes the kids to get good grades and the other parent does not see the importance of school? I’m afraid my sons are going to flunk out of high school! Their father is a very successful automobile mechanic. He said […]

Ask Dr. Jann – Good Ex-Etiquette For Father’s Day

Dear Dr. Jann: My children are teenagers and often cancel when they are scheduled to come to my home. I don’t say much because I want them to WANT to come, but the truth is, it really hurts my feelings. Sometimes I have something I think they will enjoy planned and they call the night […]

Dear Dr Jann- I’m Co-Parenting with Someone Impossible | coParenter

Dear Dr. Jann: I get the impression from most of the articles you write that you think that all parents should coParent after a break-up.  What if you can’t?  What if your ex is a screaming narcissist and everything is all about him? At the beginning, he was charming and charismatic.  As an ex he’s […]

Dating a Single Parent Can Be Challenging If Boundaries Are Not Set | coParenter

Dear Dr. Jann: What’s a reasonable amount for contact between my boyfriend and his ex-wife? They have joint custody of their 6-year-old daughter. One week at Mom’s, one week at Dad’s. I understand the joint birthday parties and discussions about doctor’s appointments, but why must they talk two or three times a day about things […]

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