#co-parenting challenges

[marisadonnelly]

Navigating Co-Parenting Challenges in Blended Families Blending families is a journey full of love and new beginnings; it also comes with its own set of co-parenting challenges....

Navigating Co-Parenting Challenges in Blended Families

[diaryformybeloved]

I watched you playing and remembered feeling so lost 2 years ago but seeing the confident and beautiful girl you're becoming fills me with such incredible pride.

Spring in our step on Sunday

[diaryformybeloved]

My heart breaks every time I have to watch you walk away. Seeing our lives torn in half is the hardest part of being the parent who has to say goodbye.

Finding our groove on your second overnight stay and celebrating Easter

[diaryformybeloved]

I’m so proud watching you play and explore the world with your beautiful smile. Giving you the special sign for your bedroom door was the highlight of my entire week.

A tough day, I feel knocked back

[diaryformybeloved]

I respond to your mother with such caution just to defend my right to care for you. It is exhausting to fight for the tiniest connection while she remains so inflexible.

Cancellations again - could there be light at the end of the tunnel?

[familylaw6g8vzf]

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[thequestionsofmychild]

The Banana: A Story about Masking

This week isn’t a question but something I witnessed that I’ve found fascinating — and honestly, I can’t stop thinking about it. A big part of our story is that my son behaves completely differently at his dad’s house and at school… apparently. I say “apparently” because as time goes on, I’m more and more convinced the signs are there in both places — they’re just not seen. At the beginning of…

The Banana: A Story about Masking

[thequestionsofmychild]

How do you say No?

Managing co-parenting, boundaries, and PDA — one ‘no’ at a time. No. Two letters.Easy to write.Easy to say.Yet one of the most powerful words in any language. And right now, it’s the word I’m struggling with the most. I’ve never been an assertive person. I’m a people pleaser. If someone asks me to do something, I’ll usually say yes—because I hate conflict and I don’t want to upset anyone.But…

How do you say No?