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MamaSpeak: This Game of Co-Parenting…Are You Playing to Win?
Doesn’t it suck when you think you’re winning a game only to find out halfway through it that you’ve been playing the wrong game? For thirty minutes, you and your partner, affectionately known as “Them”, have …
Fatherhood Freestyle: You Are the Prize
This post was inspired by the recent “Co-Parenting Matters” show on “Dads Raising Daughters” as well as my recent move from one coast to the other.
So, my daughter has been walking to school with one particular “friend” from our neighborhood since …
WeParent Wednesday: Speak Your Mind!
Show some love!
What’s one positive thing you can say about your child/ren’s other parent?
Events

…the debut of Co-Parenting Matters,
a live, weekly talk show on BlogTalk Radio!
Debut show: Sunday, October 25, 2009
Co-Parenting Matters
because kids thrive when parents partner.
Join us every Sunday evening @ 9:30 PM EST for a lively discussion of …
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Mediation 101: An Interview with Gene A. Johnson, Jr., Pt. 2
This is Part 2 of our extensive interview with Gene A. Johnson, Jr., also know as, “The Mediator”, who provided us with a basic lesson about mediation. There was so much goodness in the conversation, that we’ve broken this one into a 4-parter, so be sure to read Part 1, too. …
Preparing Our Kids to THRIVE in the 21st Century
The world our kids will inherit is far different from the one we were born into.
Back when I was born, most TVs were still in black and white. There was no cable tv, no fax machines, …
Co-Parenting Matters This Week: Mediation 101
Abraham Lincoln probably wasn’t talking about co-parenting when he advised:
“Discourage litigation. Persuade neighbors to compromise whenever you can. Point out to them how the nominal winner is often the real loser in fees, expenses, …
Real Families: Meet My Co-Parent, Part 4
This is the final installment of a 4-part interview with my very own co-parent, Ed Banuel. In Part 1, he talked about how we became co-parents, how having an absent father impacted …
Staying Close to Your Kids…from a Distance
Our family uses a pretty evenly split parenting time schedule to ensure that our son spends time with both parents on a weekly basis and that we both have hands-on intimate involvement in all aspects of his life. So, we …






