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Imagine you're in a situation where you step out for whatever reason and your co-parent has to take over parenting during that time. You're at the gym or with friends or helping your mom, and your co-parent texts you a question about the kids or unloads on you about the past few hours as soon as you get home. You struggle with feeling empathy for your partner while also feeling resentful and frustrated.
This week, I explain why it's essential to communicate and set boundaries in this frustrating situation. I discuss why it's important to recognize that your co-parent has a completely different skill set from you and why that means it's okay for them to struggle sometimes.
Get full show notes and more information here: https://thepeacefulparent.com/120
By Lisa Smith4.9
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Imagine you're in a situation where you step out for whatever reason and your co-parent has to take over parenting during that time. You're at the gym or with friends or helping your mom, and your co-parent texts you a question about the kids or unloads on you about the past few hours as soon as you get home. You struggle with feeling empathy for your partner while also feeling resentful and frustrated.
This week, I explain why it's essential to communicate and set boundaries in this frustrating situation. I discuss why it's important to recognize that your co-parent has a completely different skill set from you and why that means it's okay for them to struggle sometimes.
Get full show notes and more information here: https://thepeacefulparent.com/120

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