Get Connected. Be Supported. Join the Community!

Many of the resources we have found that speak to co-parenting focus on helping parents transition from one family format to a post-divorce/post-break-up structure. We have and continue to uncover great guidance for one of the most difficult to navigate events that may happen in many of our lives.

But, what happens after the transition? How do you find the support you need to manage the day-to-day reality of raising children between two households, interacting with your child’s other parent or mastering the art of family blending?

Consider participating in our online community, WeParent Connect. Through the community we hope to help people connect in ways that allow them to both find and create networks of support. Whether you’re just trying to stay on the track you’re on or to make changes in your parenting life and relationships, having other like-minded people there to listen, share, challenge and uplift you can make all the difference.

Here are a few things you should know:

• Signing up for our newsletter doesn’t automatically make you a member of the community.  You have to sign up for that separately by clicking on a link in this article or clicking on the “Join the Community” image in the right column of this website.
• Membership is free.
• You will make new friends, and I’ll be the first.  So, look for my invitation once you join.
• The community won’t be the same without you!

And, on WeParent Connect, you get to be the driver—of discussions, of groups, even of the look—as you share our thoughts, form groups around your interests or needs and post pictures of your families. We really are trying to build a positive space for the parents, by the parents.

So, we invite you to learn more about WeParent Connect, and then to make the leap and JOIN!

Talibah Mbonisi, founder of WeParent, is a Marketer by trade, a problem solver by nature and a mother by grace. She is also an unmarried co-parent navigating the path that will lead to a happy, healthy son, and a fulfilled, balanced Mama and Daddy.

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