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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

Children’s needs include:

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

 

Learn more about your children

 

Try to familiarise yourself with your children's daily routines, for example their after school activities, daily schedule and social activities etc. You will be able to have more topics to talk to your children about if you know the details of their daily lives. You can also keep notes of any special occasions such as birthdays, Father/Mother's days etc. Plan your schedule around it, think about what to do, what present to buy, and whom to invite etc.

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