This Sunday night, 9/19 at 9:30 PM ET/6:30 PM PT on Co-Parenting Matters, we’re talking about financial tips for single parents. Be sure to catch us streaming live or via phone at 646.378.0580.
The current economy has left many of us tightening our belts, sharpening our budgeting skills and turning frugality into an art. Whether you’re a single parent running things on your own or co-parents trying to make ends meet between two households, keeping the financial ship afloat can be challenging.
So, we’ve invited Kim Crouch and Lisa Maria Carroll, two mothers, bloggers and creative recessionistas to the show to share their tips for making your money work for you even in a down economy.
We hope you’ll join the conversation as well! That’s Sunday night, 9/19 at 9:30 PM ET/6:30 PM PT on BlogTalkRadio (call in 646.378.0580, chat, or tweet with us @coparentingshow!)
Courtesy of Kim and Lisa, we are giving away two copies of their e-book, The Financial Kama Sutra: A Step-by-Step Guide to Position Yourself for Financial Success. And, we’re also giving away a copy of Kim’s book, Mother To Son: Words of Wisdom, Inspiration and Hope for Today’s Young African American Men. There are 3 ways to enter the giveaway:
1) Leave a comment below sharing one of your favorite money-saving tips.
2) Tweet us your money-saving tip.
or…
3) Answer this trivia question: Name one of Kim and Lisa’s tips for creating a financial legacy for your children.Visit The Millionaire Journey to find out. Those posting correct answers in the comments section below will be entered into the drawing.
You can enter right up to Sunday night’s show. We’ll announce the winner on air and on Twitter. Enter as often as you’d like!
Parenting adolescents is hard work in general, but what unique challenges come with parenting teens across two households? We’ll explore this question on Sunday night’s episode of “Co-Parenting Matters” on BlogTalk Radio.
We’ll be joined by Annie Fox, an educator, award-winning author, and online adviser to teens and their parents. Annie helps teens get what they need for healthy social/emotional development.
We’ll also be joined by Samantha Gregory, mom of a 14-year-old daughter (and younger son), who foundedRichSingleMomma.com to empower her fellow single mommas to overcome personal obstacles and to become joyful and prosperous.
We hope you’ll join the conversation as well! That’s Sunday night, 9/12 at 9:30 PM ET/6:30 PM PT on BlogTalkRadio (call in 646.378.0580, chat, or tweet with us @coparentingshow!)
Courtesy of Annie Fox, we are giving away a copy of Book 1 in her Middle School Confidential Series, “Be Confident in Who You Are!” There are 2 ways to enter the giveaway:
1) Leave a comment below sharing one of your middle school memories…happy or horrific.
or…
2) Answer this trivia question: Name one of Annie Fox’s tips for teaching your daughter relationship smarts.Visit anniefox.com to find out. Those posting correct answers in the comments section below will be entered into the drawing.
You can enter right up to Sunday night’s show. We’ll announce the winner on air and in Twitter. Enter as often as you’d like!
It’s hard to believe that it’s already back-to-school season! But, it seems the Halloween decorations on display at my neighborhood grocery store have somehow become the signal that once again school buses are running, homework is calling and, well,…co-parenting can get a little more complicated.
Fortunately, it’s also a sign that the second season of “Co-Parenting Matters” is starting, too! That’s right, after a wonderful summer hiatus, my co-hosts, Deesha and Mike, from CoParenting101.org, and I will be back on the internet waves talking all things co-parenting this Sunday, August 24th from 9:30pm to 11pm ET.
And, to kick things off for the new season, we’ll be talking about all of the planning and collaborating co-parents need to do to ensure a smooth back to school transition for their children. Our guest, Brooke Randolph, is an Indiana-based therapist and parenting coordinator who will share tips about keeping life organized between two households and partnering to create a great school year for your kids.
So, be sure to tune in this Sunday at 9:30pm ET via phone at (646)378-0580 or listen to our live stream.
If you need to get caught up on last season before this new one begins, check out our archived episodes!
And, if you have any back-to-school tips or questions for Brooke, drop them in the comments or email them to us at contact AT coparentingmatters DOT com.
We get that everybody just ain’t able…But, tonight on Co-Parenting Matters we’ll be talking to a bio-mom/stepmom duo who consider themselves sister-friends. When they were friends in college, Omisade Burney-Scott and Jovanna Nembhard never imagined that one day Jovanna would become Stepmother to Omisade’s son. But, she did. And, these two women have forged a partnership marked by a clear focus on the well being of their children, a definition of family inclusive enough to include all of their sons and mutual respect and admiration for one another.
Join us via phone at (646)378-0580 or online to find out how and why they do it.
This Sunday night at 9:30 PM EST on “Co-Parenting Matters“, we’re hosting a Mama’s Kitchen Table Convo! We’ll be chatting about mama-hood, relationships, money, co-parenting, hot topics in the co-parenting blogosphere, and much more! We’re going to be joined by witty and wondeful mama-friends Lissett (@Cubanitabean on Twitter), Lisa Maria Carroll of Single Mom & More and regular contributor to our very own MamaSpeak (@LisaMCarroll), and the mama behind the MommyGlow blog, Alexandra (@YoungFabMama). (And, yes, we’re letting Mike listen in, too!) We hope you’ll bring out the wine and chocolates (or your favorite treat and beverage), pull up a chair, and join us at Mama’s Kitchen Table!
Listen on your phone by calling (646)378-0580 or catch the live stream online.
Join us this Sunday 5/9 at 9:30 PM EST on the “Co-Parenting Matters” show for an engaging discussion about thriving after the loss of a relationship. Our guests Jen Schwartz, a child of divorce, and Randi Small, a divorcee, are the co-founders of DivorceCandy.com. Both have suffered the stigma of divorce in different ways. They have dealt with loss, the acceptance of new families, the often painful adjustment to change and so much more. Through their website, they offer others in similar straits a place where they can start over and stay positive. And, on this show, they’ll share their insights, advice and inspiration with us. Tune in!
Did you miss the last two episodes of our Co-Parenting Matters show? If so, no worries! You can check out the podcasts here:
Adventures in Co-Parenting and Whooping Ash (guest: Sheree Fletcher, remarried mom, entrepreneur, co-parenting with actor Will Smith)
Dealing with High-Conflict in Your Co-Parenting Relationship (guest: Bill Eddy, lawyer, former social worker/counselor, provides practical strategies for dealing with a high-conflict ex)
This Sunday, April 25th is Parental Alienation Awareness Day. On the “Understanding Parental Alienation” episode onCoParenting Matters (9:30 PM EST), we’ll be recognizing Parental Alienation Awareness Day with our guest, Jill Egizii. Jill is a potent advocate for parental alienation awareness. Through her activism and her novel, The Look of Love, Jill works to raise awareness of parental alienation and the devastating impact it can have on children and parents. Jill serves as an Alderman in the city of Leland Grove and as a member of the Illinois Family Law Study Committee established to revamp state divorce law. She is also a board member of Children Need Both Parents, a not-for-profit organization emphasizing shared parenting, and the Parental Alienation Awareness Organization (PAAO) which is dedicated to educating people about parental alienation.
Jill is graciously offering 2 copies of The Look of Love as part of a book giveaway contest via Twitter. Entering is easy: Send a tweet that includes this link:
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/coparentingmatters/2010/04/26/understanding-parental-alienation (link can be shortened) …AND mention either: @coparentingshow, @weparent, or @coparenting101
Or simply re-Tweet any message from @coparentingshow, @weparent, or @coparenting101 that references this Sunday’s show.
Do you have an idea or guest nomination (including yourself!) for a future show? Let us know in the comments or email us at contact AT coparentingmatters.com
We are thrilled to welcome Sheree Fletcher as our guest on the April 18th episode of “Co-Parenting Matters”, “Adventures in Co-Parenting and Whooping Ash”. In 1992, Sheree married actor Will Smith. After the dissolution of their marriage 3 years later, Sheree shifted her focus from her career to managing life as a single parent to their son. While many celebrity divorces make the news for their contentiousness, Sheree’s co-parenting relationship is publicly admired for its warmth and congeniality, even after both parties have remarried. Sheree joins us to talk about co-parenting in a high-profile situation; her transition from single parenting to remarriage; and balancing family life with her entrepreneurial pursuits.
Sheree is the Founder and CEO of Whoop Ash, a natural organic beauty care product that annihilates ash (for the uninitiated, “ash” is a colloquialism expression for dry skin). Deesha’s family has fallen in love with Whoop Ash. Her daughters keep hiding the jar from each other. She also bought some for her new hubby who had a seemingly undefeatable ash situation, but—you guessed it—it was no match for Whoop Ash.
Sheree has been kind enough to give away two jars of Whoop Ash to two lucky WeParent.com and CoParenting101.org readers. Visit both sites for two chances to win! We wanted to make the giveaway fun, and we were inspired by actress Holly Robinson Peete’s tweets about chasing her husband’s car down the street because he’d forgotten to de-ashify the kids before leaving the house! A lot of folks on Twitter could relate! (Peete is a Whoop Ash fan as well; her tweets are how our friend, Deesha, discovered the product.) So, here’s all you need to do to enter the Whoop Ash and Win Giveaway…
Leave a comment telling us an “ash” story from your childhood or one involving your own child(ren). Deadline: April 18th 5 PM EST
And that’s it! We’ll draw 2 winners at random from among the entrants and announce them on the April 18th show.
So plan to join us as we welcome Sheree to the show to discuss “Adventures in Co-Parenting…and Whooping Ash!”
Do you and your child’s other parent get along like oil and water?
Do even the simplest interactions between you result in unnecessary drama?
Do you find it difficult or impossible to co-parent peacefully with your ex?
Are YOU the difficult ex who is more committed to conflict/revenge/drama than you are to your children?
Do you want to break the cycle of excessive conflict and increase the peace between you and your co-parent?
Tune in to this week’s “Co-Parenting Matters” show (Sunday 9:30 PM EST),“Dealing with High Conflict in Your Co-Parenting Relationship”. Our guest this week will be Bill Eddy, LCSW, Esq., co-founder and president of the High Conflict Institute and author of the recently released Don’t Alienate the Kids!: Raising Resilient Children While Avoiding High Conflict Divorce and High Conflict People in Legal Disputes.
Through the Institute, Bill teaches the necessary skills for handling high conflict personalities to professionals including attorneys, psychologists and counselors and social workers. And, now, he’s sharing it with the rest of us. On Sunday’s show, we’ll discuss ways to keep your family from getting stuck in a high conflict cycle after a split and how to get out of one if you’re already there. And, we’ll talk about the challenges of partnering with a high conflict parent and effective ways of managing those relationships with our children’s best interests at the forefront.
Can’t catch the show live? Check out the podcast which will be available immediately after the show ends at 11 PM. Or draw on Bill Eddy’s expertise by posting your questions here, send them to us as info AT weparent DOT com, or tweet us @coparentingshow.
This week on Co-Parenting Matters we’re discussing co-parenting drama…and the prescription for it. Join us for “Co-Parenting Drama Rx” this Sunday at 9:30pm EST. We’re going to be sharing your questions about co-parenting challenges and dilemmas with a panel of experts who will offer their answers, advice and insights. And, we hope you’ll call in to share yours, too.
Our Drama Rx panel includes Brooke Randolph, Dr. Makungu Akinyela, or Dr. A, as we like to call him and RJ Jaramillo of SingleDad. Brooke is a licensed mental health counselor and parenting coordinator with a wealth of experience in helping parents sort out their co-parenting relationships. Dr. A is a family therapist, professor and founder of the Family Center of South Dekalb based in the Atlanta area. And, RJ Jaramillo is the founder of SingleDad.com, a website and community dedicated to single parenting and especially to supporting newly divorced, remarried and widowed fathers. They’ll all be here, and we’ll be throwing all types of questions and scenarios at them for advice. Don’t miss this opportunity to have your questions answered.
Send us your questions, concerns and tricky co-parenting situtations. You can email them to us at info AT weparent DOT com or drop them in the comments section.
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