The first boundary rule is to keep your child or children only as allowed by the visitation or custody schedule. As with everything else in life, you need a plan to succeed in the co-parenting game. You should have a parenting p… See more

Rule number 2 is to follow the parenting plan. One of the most problematic issues in co-parenting is when one or both parents don’t follow the parenting plan. I’m assuming you have a plan since it’s an essential c… See more

The beauty of your ex being an ex is that you can ignore them. Once you have a parenting plan in place, you don’t have to deal with them. Any day-to-day issues can usually be handled with just a quick text message. I… See more

Rule 4 is to communicate in a business-like manner. Do this always, every time if there is any problem with conflict in your co-parenting relationship. Don’t cross the line and start making judgements about the other paren… See more