Introducing a new partner after separation can be one of the most sensitive moments for a family. Even when a relationship feels settled and positive for the adult, children often experience a mix of curiosity, worry, loyalty conflicts, and uncertainty.
Communication
When one parent will not engage, what helps and what does not
One of the most frustrating experiences for separated parents is trying to co-parent with someone who will not engage. Messages go unanswered. Plans are ignored. Decisions are delayed.
Holiday and summer break plans for building a fair and clear festive-season schedule
The holidays can bring joy, excitement and stress when parents are navigating shared care arrangements. It’s a season that shines a light on every difference in expectations: who gets Christmas morning, where the kids will sleep on Boxing Day, and how much travel is...
What “child-centred” really means in parenting coordination and how we keep it front and centre
When families separate, emotions often run high. Parents are trying to make big decisions while also navigating grief, frustration, and uncertainty. It’s easy, understandably, to get caught in the “who’s right” or “who’s fair” mindset. At Parenting Coordination New...
How parenting coordination helps separated parents improve coparenting communication and resolve conflict
Parenting Coordination helps separated parents improve co parenting communication, understand conflict styles and build calmer, more cooperative relationships through reflection and the Our Family in Two Homes resource.




