When it comes to co-parenting, there isn't a universal model that fits everyone because each parent has their own unique approach to raising children. But here's the catch, for there to even be a co-parenting relationship, both parents need to be present. Now, this doesn't necessarily mean that both parents have to be present and living with one another, no. But they sure do have to work together to raise their child… through the good and the rough times.
Co-parenting comes with its fair share of ups and downs and can be a mix of emotions. But as parents, it is up to us to set our emotions aside and do what's best for our child. Open communication, sharing responsibilities, and compromise are all key ingredients required for a productive co-parenting experience. With that being said, today we're bringing you a story about co-parenting of what NOT to do. Like, ever.