Co-Parenting 101

Name: Co-Parenting 101
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Effective strategies for raising your children with someone you're no longer romantically involved with.

Created byYanique Otto

Last updated 2/2020

English

English [Auto],

What you'll learn

Tips for Effective Co-Parenting

Course content

2 sections • 9 lectures • 3h 23m total length

Introduction4:32
Learn practical tools for co parenting on purpose during divorce or separation, prioritizing children's needs and making intentional parenting decisions through Florida's parent education and stabilization course.

Divorce as Loss19:23
Navigate divorce as a loss, embracing the five stages of grief and reshaping a co-parenting family to protect children’s well-being through amicable communication and deliberate compromises.
Section 221:19
Explore shared parental responsibility as a court-ordered framework for joint decision making, communication, and co-parenting after divorce to support children's emotional, educational, and financial well-being.
Section 327:24
Co-parenting 101: section 3 explains how divorce affects children's development from infants to teens and outlines strategies - consistent routines, clear visitation, open dialogue, and parental support.
Section 439:12
Learn practical strategies for talking to children about divorce, balance honesty with age-appropriate detail, coordinate with the co-parent, and protect children’s stability and well-being.
Section 513:31
Explore tools for communicating with the other parent to minimize children’s exposure to conflict, including expressing anger away from kids and pursuing amicable co-parenting via courses or counseling.
Section 625:03
Explore abuse and domestic violence, define power and control dynamics, identify warning signs, and learn reporting protocols for child and domestic abuse, including hotlines and mandatory reporting requirements.
Section 728:42
Learn how Florida family law handles modifying child support and parenting plans after substantial changes, and gain an overview of the divorce process from petition to mediation to final judgment.
Section 824:49
Explore how to craft a child-centered parenting plan in Florida, balancing time sharing, decision making, and effective co-parent communication to serve the best interests of the children.

Requirements

Requirements: You are a parent who wants to learn how to amicably co-parent with your ex, for the long term benefit of your child(ren).

Description

In this course you will learn tools for effectively co-parenting your child(ren) during and after your divorce or separation. Parenting is a tough enough job, even when both parents live in the same household, and are raising the kids together. When the parents separate, a whole new set of challenges arise. Your child(ren) now have to deal with rules in two homes. You have to figure out a time-sharing schedule. Sometimes you have to deal with a difficult or narcissistic ex, who makes the co-parenting relationship difficult. This course is designed to teach you effective strategies for raising your children with someone you're no longer romantically involved with.

Who this course is for:

Parents who are no longer in a romantic relationship with the other parent(s) of their child(ren)

Co-Parenting 101

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Course content

Introduction1 lecture • 5min

Section 28 lectures • 3hr 19min

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