Parenting resources

We've curated an extensive collection of child rearing information and parenting tips and tricks that covers a variety of topics, just for you. Insight from experts and much more, all at your fingertips!

Prepping for Court with TalkingParents

Carina Reyna, Esq.
September 17, 2024

In this interview presentation and Q&A session, Divorce and Child Custody Attorney, Carina Reyna Esq., describes how to utilize TalkingParents in preparation for court.

90 min read
Secure Attachment & Co-Parenting: Creating a Safe Space for Children

Sarah R. Moore
May 16, 2024

In this interview presentation and live Q&A session, you’ll hear from the Board Chair for the American Society for the Positive Care of Children and Author of Peaceful Discipline, Sarah R. Moore.

90 min read
High Conflict Co-Parenting: Combating Harassment and Abuse

Brook Olsen
October 10, 2023

In this joint interview presentation and live Q&A session, Divorce Coach Brook Olsen and Family Law Attorney Kelli Avallone discuss strategies for combating post-separation harassment, abuse, and other inappropriate behaviors in high conflict co-parenting situations.

90 min read
Empowering Parents: Building an Effective Parenting Plan

Mark Pearson & Jennifer Segura
June 13, 2023

In this joint interview presentation and live Q&A session, Certified Divorce Coach, Mark Pearson, and professional Family Mediator, Jennifer Segura, provide a guide for building an effective parenting plan.

90 min read
5 Stressors Impacting Co-Parents & Kids

Dr. Jessica Kendorski
November 2, 2022

In this interview presentation and live Q&A session, Dr. Jessica Kendorski focuses on the mental health and stress of co-parents and their children when it comes to communication, transitions, special occasions like holidays and birthdays, parenting style/behavior support, and extended family members.

90 min read
Mediating for Families with Special Needs Children

Natalie Baird-King, Esq. and Sarah E. Kay, Esq.
June 16, 2022

In this virtual presentation and live Q&A session, speakers Natalie Baird-King, Esq. and Sarah E. Kay, Esq. cover the definition of special needs and disabilities within the educational world, the impact of special education on family law cases, and best practices for parenting plans involving special needs children, among other topics.

80 min read
Getting Financially Fit After Divorce Follow-Up

Shannon McLay
May 11, 2021

During our most recent webinar, Getting Financially Fit After a Divorce with Shannon McClay of Financial Gym, many viewers submitted questions that we didn't have time to answer during the event. Below are Shannon's recommendations.

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Child Custody FAQs

September 28, 2020

Kristen Holstrom, Managing Attorney of Custody Queens, spoke during our virtual event, Co-Parenting & Coffee, that took place in July 2020. She shared her top tips and recommendations for those working to build a custody agreement. As a custody lawyer and family law specialist, Kristen has years of experience helping families create solutions and parenting plans to help them co-parent.

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Creating a Partnership with Your Co-Parent with Dr. Ebony Roberts

September 28, 2020

During our Co-Parenting & Coffee event, Dr. Ebony Roberts shared her co-parenting experience and spoke to a virtual audience about building a partnership with your co-parent. Roberts is an author, researcher, and longtime activist in the food justice and prison abolition movements. Additionally, she is a celebrated speaker and a co-parent. Her TEDxDetroit talk with her co-parent, titled ‘How to co-parent as allies, not adversaries,’ has garnered over 1.5 million views online.

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Effects of Divorce on Kids

September 28, 2020

The Mom Psychologist Dr. Jazmine McCoy kindly shared her time and expertise with us during our Co-Parenting & Coffee Event. As a clinical psychologist, author, parent educator, and mom, Dr. McCoy provided the audience with guidelines on how parents can help their kids thrive after a divorce.

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What is Conflicted Co-Parenting?

August 24, 2020

Co-parenting is not limited to divorce, and of course, every co-parenting relationship is unique. Some parents were never married, some co-parents are same-sex couples, and other co-parenting relationships involve grandparents or other family members. Ultimately, co-parenting is the process of working together to raise children in multiple homes. In our recent virtual event, Co-Parenting & Coffee, author of Between Two Homes: A Coparenting Handbook, social worker, and CFLE Bradley Craig discussed three primary frameworks of co-parenting.

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