Blended families have their own challenges. Co-parents & stepparents have to find a way to bring the family unit together without undermining one another. (2 min 16 sec read)
Everyone who has faced betrayal understands it’s possibly the most difficult thing you can encounter in a relationship. But you must find a way to let go. (2 min 36 sec read)
Getting your coParent to obey the court order. Read what Dr. Jann suggests for coParents who are struggling to follow a court order. (3 min 47 sec read)
Dr. Jann Blackstone offers tips on how to communicate with your ex. Texts and emails aren’t ideal, but if necessary, here’s what you need to know. (2 min 35 sec read)
Learn 6 ways to communicate with a narcissistic co-parent and how a co-parenting app may be able to solve all them all. (3 min 47 sec read)
Co-parenting, when you live hours away, is difficult. It’s important to detail how the custody schedule will accommodate the parent that is moving. (4 min 11 sec read)
After a break-up, parents often ask for a list, something to which they can refer to, that will help them deal with their ex in a positive way for the kids! (6 min 10 sec read)
A common co-parenting dilemma: what should your kids call their stepmom or stepdad? Dr. Jann Blackstone gives some insight. (2 min 46 sec read)
Keep your needy ex at a distance when you’re coParenting and in another relationship. Setting boundaries with your coParent will help your new relationship. (2 min 38 sec read)
coParenting Vs. Parallel Parenting What’s the difference and which one works best for you? Maybe your situation falls somewhere in between? Find out here. (2 min 51 sec read)
Make changes to your child custody agreement without going to family court. Get help with mediation and custody agreements without paying court costs and fees. (2 min 54 sec read)
Advice on how to make changes to your court-ordered custody agreement without getting a lawyer and going back to family court. (2 minutes 34 seconds read)
This is a really common question when co-parenting — very few dads and moms like it when their child calls someone else, “dad” or “mom”. (1 min 40 sec read)
We were living a new age coParenting relationship with an old fashion attitude about how you act after a break-up. It was a recipe for disaster. (2 minutes 34 seconds read)
You’ve always been accommodating with your coParent but you now want to stick to your original parenting plan. Learn what’s good ‘ex-etiquette’. (1 min 58 second read)
