Tag: Co-Parenting
How Does Parent Conflict Affect Your Children?
Posted onParental conflict affects children in ways many parents don’t realize, even when no one is yelling. Kids absorb tension, silence, and sarcasm just as much as raised voices. Here’s what the research says about parental conflict and children, and how repair after disagreement builds resilience.
P@H on Channel 8 – WTNH Positive Co-Parenting- Exchange conflict for compromise and communication
Posted onby Sarah Cody View here BURLINGTON, Conn. (WTNH) – Divorce is difficult. Oftentimes, mom and dad need to put aside contentious feelings to make sure their child still feels stable and secure. News 8’s Connecticut Families is taking a two […]
Blended or Step Family?
Posted onI am a stepparent. I am also a biological and a foster parent. Honestly, that stepparent thing was the hardest. I am not even sure why, but I am certain that stepping into the undefined territory […]
Blended Families: Does it get easier?
Posted onFor most of us the answer is yes. But it helps to plan mindfully. One definition of a blended family is a family consisting of a couple and their children from this and all previous relationships. […]
How Your Intimate Relationship Impacts Your Children: A loving relationship between parents is a powerful influence on how effective you are as a parent.
Posted onResearch suggests that parents who report having a positive, affectionate relationship with their partners tend to engage in more positive parenting activities like playing, reading or singing with their children. A mom or dad who feels […]
