Co-parenting can be a daunting endeavor. For new divorcees, managing a full-time career, expenses, and kids\u2019 schedules can stress even the most optimistic, upbeat person. In 2012,
\nvow to focus on the kids and living a healthy lifestyle rather than hating the other co-parent.
\nThe fact stands that your ex does not live up to your expectations, and probably never will, or your marriage would have lasted.<\/p>\n
When you can lighten up your hatred toward the ex, you can be happier when you drop them off on the ex\u2019s parenting week or weekend or during special occasions. Treat the ex almost like a business colleague so you can keep focused on the kids\u2019 development and your sanity. A child\u2019s self esteem grows when they can have quality time with both parents, and does not have to be a messenger between his or her parent.<\/p>\n
Tara Fass, a family therapist, says, \u201cTo cultivate resilience in (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Co-parenting can be a daunting endeavor. For new divorcees, managing a full-time career, expenses, and kids\u2019 schedules can stress even the most optimistic, upbeat person. In 2012, vow to focus on the kids and living a healthy lifestyle rather than…<\/span><\/p>\n