The holidays can feel complicated when Christmas is split between two homes. Whether it's your first year sharing custody or your fifth, it's normal for big emotions, tricky logistics, and even guilt to creep in. You might feel torn when you can't be with your children on certain days, and they might feel the same pull between two households. In this episode, I remind you that your best is enough, and share six practical strategies to help your children not just survive, but thrive, through a two-household Christmas.

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I've created a free resource guide to accompany this episode, filled with strategies to help you feel more grounded and confident during the festive season. Inside, you'll find gentle reminders, practical tips, and ways to make Christmas a meaningful time for your children, even when it's shared between two homes. Click HERE to get your free copy today.

Resources shared in the episode:

• Episode 327 - Developing new holiday traditions
• Episode 242 - Three common co-parenting styles
• Episode 353 - Four common co-parenting issues and effective strategies to set you up for success!
• Episode 356 - Ten practical tools for setting boundaries with your ex to nurture a healthy co-parenting relationship
• Episode 373 - How to handle co-parenting with a narcissistic ex
• Episode 375 - Five co-parenting challenges to work on for your child's well-being
• Episode 462 - The top 5 things co-parents argue about and how to manage them
• Episode 467 - Seeking professional help when dealing with a high-conflict ex
• Episode 484 - When Christmas Doesn't Feel Merry - Grief, Loss & Letting Go
• Blog Post: Ten strategies for single mums to navigate Christmas season sadness

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