Holidays can be magical, stressful, and downright complicated—especially for co-parents. Between dividing time, juggling extended family visits, and managing your own emotions, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. But the good news? You can create joyful, lasting memories for your kids without losing your sanity. Here’s a guide to navigating the season with grace, collaboration, and maybe even a sprinkle of holiday cheer.
Looking back, I guess we did “ok” with this one. But I think we could have done better.
Every book needs a cover. Here’s my idea for Happily Divorced. What do you think?
Bob and I have consistently and willingly helped each other through big life events and the little things.
For me, Ian’s high school graduation represented the end of so many things I love about being a mom and co-parent…
From having no household chores to never living without something because “mom said so”, many kids of divorced parents are running the show. Not in my house!
There were many aspects of raising our young musician that required a great deal of shared parenting coordination…
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