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Loved this book!

Revisado: 03-22-22 El oyente recibió este título gratis

Get this book! I liked it so much that I read it twice, primarily via audio book in the car. I would recommend it to anyone coparenting children after divorce. It even helps with parenting skills if you’re not divorced. It's an easy read, and Teresa's narration is clear, and easy to listen to. It's a must-have reference guide to help answer what to do in coparenting situations that inevitably come up.

I am a product of a relatively successful coparenting family, and the points Teresa highlights are spot on. The book is chock full of immediately actionable tips and long-term strategies, from how to communicate the divorce to the kids to creating a Coparenting plan with an ex, all with a child-centered approach. What does your child feel during a divorce, and how to support them? What happens at birthdays, holidays and family functions? How to handle relationships with your exes extended family, particularly if you and your child were close? What happens when you or your ex start thinking about dating again? Combative to collaborative answers those questions.
 
The core philosophy she uses is based on the golden rule – to act in ways that will support the coparenting relationship, while maintaining clear boundaries to provide a consistent and healthy approach to your child’s upbringing. Following the golden rule may seem hard, and be the last thing on your mind with your ex. I get it. But when your kids are involved, isn't it worth the effort? Teresa navigates you beautifully through what to do and what not to do, with easy-to-understand techniques, and why they are important. This book will help many families in their coparenting journey to raise successful children, and confident adults who influence the next generation.
 
I highly recommend - Five stars!

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