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The holiday season is a time for joy, togetherness, and making memories, but for families navigating co-parenting when one parent has relocated, it can present unique challenges, especially when travel is involved. Distance does not have to mean disconnection, and with thoughtful planning, co-parents can ensure a harmonious and memorable holiday season for their children, even when travel is on the horizon - Co-Parenting Across Distances Early Travel Planning is Essential [caption id="attachment_17497" align="alignright" width="300"] Co-Parenting Across Distances[/caption] Travel can...

As the school holidays approach in the sunny state of Queensland, Australia, co-parents face the unique challenge of ensuring a smooth and enjoyable break for their children. Balancing work commitments, travel plans, and maintaining a sense of stability for the kids can be demanding. Here are some tips to cultivate a Co-Parenting Harmony and create lasting memories during the school holiday season. Open Communication is Key [caption id="attachment_17478" align="alignright" width="300"] Co-Parenting Harmony[/caption] Kick off the school holiday planning with open...

In the realm of family law, the challenge of co-parenting can become more complex when a child expresses resistance to spending time with one parent, particularly during school holidays. This situation can be emotionally taxing for both parents. Understanding the options available and approaching the matter with sensitivity is crucial for fostering a healthy co-parenting dynamic. Open Communication with the Child [caption id="attachment_17470" align="alignright" width="300"] Addressing Child Resistance[/caption] The first step is to engage in open and honest communication with...

Best 5 Suggestions for co-parenting Australia during COVID-19 Today we brought five suggestions for you on "co-parenting Australia". The Australian Government restrictions are frequently changing to ensure the safety of the people and this means there has been more people in self-isolation and the norm of daily living has changed. Parents are working from home and schooling their children at home also, to a large degree, has moved online which can be stressful for many families. For parents who are...