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Post by morallady on Sept 14, 2015 17:31:16 GMT -8
I have been coparenting my daughter for the past 5 years and it getting easier each year. Communication strictly related to the child is key!
Business was handled via text, regarding the meet up time or pick up location to exchange our child and work week and weekends care arrangements were in effect. Any emergencies would result in a phone call, but those where kept to a minimum.
Each party understood, we are no longer in a relationship, we've both moved on with other relationships, and respected that. Introductions to who were seeing to know who'd be around our daughter was mutually agreed upon and done to have both parties in the know.
Each household houses what she needs for her stay so she travels only with her person and nothibg else to go back and forth between her father's home and mine.
I will say over the years, the texting is less and phone calls a little more to discuss what's going on in school and any activites. But other than that all is well. I treat it like a business deal almost. We don't ask personal questions and the main topic of all discussions are always our child and her future.
Does it work like this for anyone else?
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Post by pureislandsugaa on Mar 23, 2016 4:20:57 GMT -8
RIGHT ON!!
I don't have any children yet....
I came here for advice for my newlywed and new parents of one child and another child through co parenting. My cousin just found out that he fathered a son from a short break up to his wife (who was then only married for 6months). He would see the child (D) in the company of D's mom randomly as if they were a family and my cousin's wife felt betrayed and left out and like she didn't compare and like they all were laughing at her behind her back.
The problems are still there, they all have just gotten use to the unorthodox routines. I mentioned some of the things you posted here, to her a few months ago but now I'm just going to let her read for herself. This is great! Thanks! Blessings to you and yours!
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