Co-Parenting Help

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Tamar talks about what to do when your kids act differently after coming home from their co-parent's house.   Have questions about your co-parenting situation?   Book a FREE call with Divorce and co-parenting coach Tamar Burris: ⁠⁠https://www.tamarburris.com  ⁠⁠ Go to ⁠⁠WTFdivorce.com⁠⁠ for more co-parenting help

Tamar talks about a different way to handle this frustrating (and common) dynamic.   Have questions about your co-parenting situation? Book a FREE call with Divorce and co-parenting coach Tamar Burris: ⁠https://www.tamarburris.com  ⁠ Go to ⁠WTFdivorce.com⁠ for more co-parenting help

Tamar talks about a different way to handle this frustrating (and common) dynamic.   Have questions about your co-parenting situation? Book a FREE call with Divorce and co-parenting coach Tamar Burris: https://www.tamarburris.com   Go to WTFdivorce.com for more co-parenting help

Tamar talks about how to handle this uncomfortable phase of divorce.   Have questions about your co-parenting situation? Book a FREE call with Divorce and co-parenting coach Tamar Burris: https://www.tamarburris.com   Go to WTFdivorce.com for more co-parenting help

Tamar talks about what to do when your co-parent is sick. Have questions about your co-parenting situation? Book a FREE call with Divorce and co-parenting coach Tamar Burris: https://www.tamarburris.com   Go to WTFdivorce.com for more co-parenting help

Tamar talks about how to handle this awkward situation. Have questions about your co-parenting situation? Book a FREE call with Divorce and co-parenting coach Tamar Burris: https://www.tamarburris.com   Go to WTFdivorce.com for more co-parenting help

This week we got a question about what to do if your co-parent does not wanna meet in person and is high conflict.   So you can't transition the kids in person, but they need to take stuff with them, such as medicine and clothes and whatnot. How, how do you handle this?   Book a call with Co-parenting coach Tamar Burris: https://www.tamarburris.com   Go to WTFdivorce.com for more co-parenting help

This is a hard one to dig into without knowing more information because like you want to know, what's the communication like, what is this order about that they're not following? How long has it been? Do they have a, a history of not following orders? Book a call with Divorce & co-parenting coach Tamar Burris: https://www.tamarburris.com   Get single parent divorce advice with Daren Douglas: @husbandsdiarywithdaren  *** Divorce is hard enough. Don't do it alone.         Find relatable divorce content & community at: WTFdivorce.com @WTFdivorce

Tamar talks about a better way to have this conversation about religion. I'm Tamar Burris. I'm a divorce and co-parenting coach. You can find me at my website, www.tamarburris.com, or on the WTF divorce directory