Co-Parenting Reflection Guide
As the year draws to a close and the holiday season settles in, many families naturally shift into a period of gratitude, pause, and reflection.
Navigating Special Celebrations in Co-Parenting
Keeping Joy at the Center Hello Parenting Partners, The holidays are around the corner, and for co-parents, that often brings one big question: How do we create joyful celebrations for…
Social Media & Co-Parenting Boundaries
Privacy considerations and handling online conflicts In the world of co-parenting, social platforms can either be a helpful tool or a source of stress. That’s why setting clear social media…
We’ve Just Separated; Now What?” Series, Part II: Defining the New Relationship
What happens to the dynamic between two people when a relationship ends? After a breakup, many people completely remove their exes from their lives, refraining from contact or removing any…
We’ve Just Separated; Now What?” Series, Part I: What is Co-Parenting?
Are you stepping into 2024 as a newly minted co-parent? You’re not alone: statistically, the first Monday after New Year’s Day is the most popular day for divorce filings. Unfortunately,…
Giving Back to YOU: Why Celebrating Your Co-Parenting Wins is the Ultimate Gift to Yourself
When was the last time you celebrated yourself? Many people spend the last few weeks of the year running around, buying gifts, or doing kind things to express their appreciation…
KohParenting’s Top 3 Holiday Spending Pitfalls, Solved!
The ads are everywhere: ‘tis the season for spending! Retailers big and small all jump on the bandwagon at holiday time to market their products, and American consumers respond in…
7 Ways Single Parents Can Manage Holiday Stress
Any parent knows that the holidays can be full of both magic and mayhem. For single-parent families, the period from Thanksgiving to the New Year can be incredibly taxing and…
Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Heal, hold, center: these three words make up the theme of this year’s Domestic Violence Awareness Month, which takes place every October in the U.S. “Heal” calls for us as…
The Co-Parenting Status Quo: How It Can Keep Us From Moving Forward
Have you ever heard of the “status quo bias?” Researchers first coined this term in 1988 to describe the natural human tendency to maintain present states or conditions- even when…