Name: Parallel Parenting Playbook. Peaceful Co-Parenting When You Don't Agree (en Inglés)
SKU: 67334759
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Author: Samira Devane
ISBN: 9789376556984

portada Parallel Parenting Playbook. Peaceful Co-Parenting When You Don't Agree (en Inglés)

Parallel Parenting Playbook. Peaceful Co-Parenting When You Don't Agree (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Mindful Pages

Autor

Samira Devane

Año

2026

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

188

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

22.9x15.2x1 cm

ISBN13

9789376556984

Parallel Parenting Playbook. Peaceful Co-Parenting When You Don't Agree (en Inglés)

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You did not choose to parent with someone who thrives on conflict, but here you are. Every message feels like a test, every handover feels like a performance, and yet you are still expected to stay calm and "put the children first". This book starts from your reality, not from wishful thinking about friendly exes and endless compromise.

Designed as a practical parallel parenting book, it shows how to build structure that stands even when communication is strained. Instead of chasing emotional repair with a hostile ex, you will learn how high conflict co parenting can be managed with fixed routines, clear rules, and minimal contact. The focus is on co parenting boundaries, predictable schedules, and documentation habits that protect you and your children over time.

Step by step, the chapters walk you through choosing a low-contact communication plan, drafting a divorce parenting plan that reduces negotiations, and working with schools and clinics so information is shared fairly. You will see how a low contact co parent can still support children's relationships, and how parenting with difficult ex partners can shift from constant firefighting to quiet stability. Real-life scripts and decision trees help you handle everyday flashpoints, from last-minute demands to missed pick-ups.

This book is for any separated parent who wants to practise co parenting communication without being drawn into constant rows. If you want parenting after separation to feel calmer and more deliberate, and if you care about protecting children from conflict even when the other parent will not change, these pages offer a clear, grounded way forward.