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1) Introduction

2) Co-parenting

What is co-parenting

What is the purpose of co-parenting

Allow your children to grow under both parents' love and care

Sharing parental responsibility agreement

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Co-parenting chart

Co-parenting Tips

3) How to maintain your relationship with children who don't live with you

Learn more about your children

Ways to stay in contact with your children

Maintain contact with school / organisation holding extra-curricular activities

Be a part of your children's lives

Let your children feel they have a second home

Facing challenges

Handbook for Parents 3
Co-parenting


2) Co-parenting


What is co-parenting


Instead of sliding all the responsibilities to just one single parent, co-parenting means both parents are committed to working together in raising their children. This will allow children to have close relationships with both sides of the parents.


Married parents are obligated to raise and look after the children together, through all the good and bad. When the marriage ends, both parents should still work together, share the parental responsibilities and make plans for the future growth of their children. Both parents should ensure the children can still receive the love and care they are entitled for even after the divorce.
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