Hear advice from professional, Dr. Jann Blackstone, on what to do when your child wants can change the parenting plan you and your co-parent agreed upon. (3 minutes 6 seconds read)
Dear Dr. Jann, things went really fast when I met my partner. How and when is it appropriate to meet my stepfamily? (3 minutes 2 seconds read)
Dealing with a difficult ex while coParenting? Here’s what you need to know to get past conflict for the well-being of your child. (3 minutes 5 seconds read)
Dr. Jann answers a coParent’s question about a new relationship after divorce and its impact on her children and coParent. (2 minutes 23 seconds read)
Dr. Jann answers the question of whether it’s appropriate for your partner to get presents for his ex with his children from divorce. (2 minutes 28 seconds read)
When a biological parent has been absent from their child’s life and wants back in often the only solution is therapy where everyone is involved. (2 minutes 42 seconds read)
Without knowing it, a coParents actions may discount the children’s biological mother but it may be obvious to the kids. (2 minutes 16 seconds read)
A misconception amongst parents who have raised their children- if a biological parent wants to come back into the child’s life they have every right to do so. (3 minutes 29 seconds read)
If you are thinking of getting a divorce your coParent, should be the first to know, not your kids. These secrets shouldn’t be shared with your kids first. (2 minutes 38 seconds read)
While spending time with friends and family is important, it is also important to have valuable bonding time alone with your kids. (2 minutes 27 seconds read)
coParenting is difficult especially with a special needs child. It is important there aren’t many differences between homes so the child feels more comfortable. (1 minute 58 seconds read)
In an effort to effectively co-parent with my ex I am looking to alternatives to taking my 15-year-old daughter’s phone away. (2 minutes 51 seconds read)
Mediation helps coparents come to an agreement, especially if you disagree often. A “mediator” is an unbiased third party who facilitates a negotiation. (2 minutes 49 seconds read)
‘The 10 rules of Good Ex-etiquette for Parents’ is a guide for parents who wish to coparent more effectively. Especially when you’re coparenting teenagers. (4 minutes 51 seconds read)
Can I go back to family court and file for sole custody so I won’t have to talk to my child’s father anymore? (3 minutes 0 seconds read)
