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Separation felt like going through hell.

Working on a co-parenting relationship took time and commitment.

Here are three things that helped me create a good co-parenting relationship 👇


1. Our kid well being is top priority


This means every decision must first answer the question:


"How will this affect the well being of our child?"



2. I take responsibility for my own sh*it


This includes my feelings, boundaries, wants and needs.


It is my job to communicate these clearly.



3. We always find a way to make things work


Our daughter needs a functioning, healthy and responsive mom and dad.


This means we will always figure things out so everyone is ok.


Do you have any tips for a good co-parenting relationship?


Put them in a comment! 👇


Whenever you're ready, here are two ways I can guide you through separation:

Divorce Cowboy, Separation coach for men
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