Co-Parenting Solutions, LLC

09/11/2026

I’m excited to be presenting next Thursday, September 17, as part of the Parenting Series for Single Fathers.

My session is “Back to School With Two Households” — and if you are a divorced or separated dad trying to stay fully involved in your child’s school life while navigating communication with a co-parent, this one is for you.

Back-to-school life can get complicated quickly when there are two homes. Who keeps track of the school calendar? Who communicates with teachers? What happens when you find out about an event from your child instead of the other parent? And how do you respond when a simple email about a backpack, schedule change, or school form carries a whole lot more emotional weight than it probably should?

We’re going to talk about practical ways to plan, communicate, and coordinate so fewer things fall through the cracks — while keeping the focus where it belongs: on your kids.

I’ll be joined by Christianne Zurowski, a Body Intelligence Specialist, who will address what happens internally when co-parenting communication pushes our buttons and how to respond rather than react.

📅 Thursday, September 17
⏰ 7:00 p.m. Eastern
💻 Live webinar
🎟️ $30

This series was created specifically for fathers navigating separation and divorce, and I’m really looking forward to being part of it.

If you know a dad who could benefit, please share this with him.

Parenting Series for Single Fathers

09/02/2026

This goes for both men and women and I can’t unsee it either!

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07/24/2026

Summer is supposed to be filled with pool days, vacations, and making memories.

But for many Co-Parents, summer can quickly become one of the most stressful times of the year.

Who gets the vacation weeks? How do you balance camps, sports, therapy appointments, work schedules, and two households? What happens when one parent wants a structured summer and the other wants a more relaxed approach?

Without a plan, children often end up feeling the tension between their parents.

I was honored to write a new article for Rose 🌹 Everything Divorce's Irooze Divorce Community & Directory about why summer can become a battlefield for Co-Parenting families and, more importantly, what parents can do to reduce conflict and create a more peaceful experience for their children.

One of the biggest takeaways: Your children won't remember whether every day was perfectly planned. They will remember how they felt.

I'd love to hear from you. What has been your biggest summer Co-Parenting challenge?

Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eXs3z8f6

If summer scheduling is creating conflict in your family, I'm always happy to help.

07/19/2026

The answer isn't about who's right—it's about whether our children get to experience a childhood free from adult conflict. My newest blog, "Why Keep Fighting?", challenges parents to stop asking, "How do I win?" and start asking, "What's best for my child?"

Sometimes the greatest gift we can give our children is letting go of the fight.

Some people fight just to fight. If one says yes, the other says no. I understand frustrations that co-parents have with each other but at a certain point, it’s important to acknowledge, ok, our situation sucks, and move on. When you share children, whether you were ever married to one another or ...

04/26/2026

This is something I tell everyone male or female entering the dating pool post-divorce - if they say their ex is crazy - end the date during the appetizers! 🚩 🚩

04/21/2026

If you’re a divorced parent, this might hit a nerve—but it’s something that needs to be said.
Your child should never feel like they have to choose between you at their own events.
From sports games to school concerts, kids deserve to celebrate with both parents—without tension, avoidance, or awkwardness getting in the way. In my latest blog, I talk about why learning to share space isn’t optional… it’s essential.
👉 Read more and let’s start doing better for our kids.
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A lot of divorced parents don’t seem to understand that they are going to need to be civil to each other at events. I know it sounds basic, and a no-brainer, but too many divorced parents can’t share space at the important events in their children’s lives.

02/17/2026

Honored to collaborate again with Ravit Rose 🌹 Everything Divorce on this newest article "How to Help Your Kids Adjust to Two Homes Without Stress or Anxiety"!

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02/02/2026

Email is where Co-Parenting either dies or heals. Your tone with your Co-Parent is how your child experiences safety. My latest blog breaks down what works—and what doesn’t!

If Co-Parenting is to be successful, then both parents need to commit to communicating in a civil manner. This includes email! I’ve seen, time and again, the way co-parents email each other with ideas for their children—whether therapy or extracurricular activities or something else—it’s not...

12/19/2025

12/11/2025

A common misunderstanding about Co-Parenting is that people believe they have to "get permission" or they can "veto" what the other parent wants to do with the children. Check out my latest blog to find out what joint legal custody really means, how it works, and best practices in healthy Co-Parenting!

There is a lot of misunderstanding about what joint legal custody actually means!  I’ve heard people say, “We have 70-30 parenting time, so therefore I get 70% of the say over decisions for our children.”  That’s not true.  Or they’ll say, “I have 50/50, so the other parent can’t do...