Stories from the Stairwell
"Real Talk on Co-Parenting: Community Q&A with Tara and Bill"
Season 3
Episode 6
Summary
Welcome back Now’s the Time Podcast listeners! Today’s episode is a continuation of our most recent episode 5, "The Power of Cooperative Co-Parenting in Healing Inner Wounds..."
After a deeply personal interview with Tara on the topic of co-parenting, we are now honored with the presence of our guest Dr. William Fager. He is also her co-parent partner. Listen in as he gives his take on this intentional parenting choice!
Content Type
Interview
Primary Goal
Educational
A bit more...
In this episode, Tara and her co-parent Bill share insights on co-parenting, managing inner child wounds, and building a supportive family structure. They discuss real-life stories, community questions, and practical tips and tools for navigating co-parenting successfully.
Keywords Co-parenting, family dynamics, inner child, communication, community questions, mental health, relationships, parenting tips
Key Topics & Take Aways
The importance of patience and communication in co-parenting
Managing inner child wounds to improve co-parenting is crucial for fair and compassionate co-parenting.
Managing your inner child.
Community-driven questions reveal common challenges and insights.
The role of space and boundaries in co-parenting arrangements.
Creating personal space helps reduce stress and improve co-parenting.
Creative solutions for co-parenting in different living situations.
The significance of unlearning the need to win arguments fosters healthier relationships.
Humorous stories of children playing parents against each other.
The impact of shared routines and rituals in co-parenting
Children often inform rather than play parents against each other.
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Disclaimer:
Triggering content may include, but is not limited to, occasional harsh language, talk of trauma and mentions of other controversial topics.
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