For some families, heading back to school, with its structure and routine, comes as a relief. For others, the end of summer fun is a less welcome time of year, especially for kiddos who are heading to a new school, or just getting used to a new family custody schedule. Co-parenting during the school year can be chaotic, but with a few tips, you can minimize problems and maximize success!
Starting a new school is scary. Your child doesn't know anyone and they have to make all new friends, and especially for a shy kid, the prospect of a room full of strangers is daunting, but it doesn't have to be. Kids find common ground in the simplest of things, so a fun water bottle just might help your child succeed all year long.
Are you’re ready to vaccinate your child against COVID-19 and your co-parent disagrees, or vice versa? Well, the answer largely depends on the custody arrangement you and your child's other parent have and what forum you are in. Read more to understand your rights.
For teens and older children, the idea of summer may be a lot more exciting than the reality. Things can be especially difficult for families going through other transitions, such as a divorce. Here are some steps you can take to ease the change from school year to summer vacation.
