How to Make Transitions Between Co-Parent Households Easier

For Your Children

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You can make transitions between co-parent households easier for your children. Realizing that they are struggling to adjust is the first step in finding ways to make transition days easier for them.

The main thing you can do for your children as you follow the parenting plan is to find a few ways to help them adjust on their own time and terms. This can include an activity you do before going home or just giving them the space and understanding they need to adjust. When you lower your expectations for their first few hours or day with you they can relax and fit back into your home in a gentler way.

Table of Contents

· Transitions Between Co-Parent Households Can Be Easier for Your Children
· Children of Any Age Can Have a Difficult Time Moving from Home to Home
· Keep the Child’s Needs in Mind
· How to Help Young Children Come Home Peacefully
· How to Help Older Children
· How to Handle Different Rules and Family Dynamics at Each House
· Co-Parenting Issues and Co-Parenting Counseling Sessions

Transitions Between Co-Parent Households…

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Julia Freeman, Trauma Recovery Coach

I believe survivors of narcissistic abuse and domestic violence deserve to live in freedom and peace.