The benefits of "co-parenting" are all in the family

The term "co-parenting" is gaining popularity because it is helpful if parents are separated but want to keep warm relationship with their children.

If they can maintain good and friendly relations between their mother and father can find many ways to be present in the lives of their children without their suffering and all family members can be better and better each other.

The marriage of 42-year-old Lucy Goode and her husband apart five years ago. Both, however, decided that co-parenting, popular in the West the term co-parenting, can work with them, because they are separated friendly, says The Daily Mail .

" It was not dramatic ," said Lucy Goode. - "We did everything in our power to make this work with us, including I decided to live in Australia ," said Goode, who was born in Britain.

With her former husband agree on joint parenting, and their two daughters spend 50% of their time with each parent.

Deciding to divorce, the couple does not want this separation have a negative impact on children - 9-year-old Amber and 7-year-old Ruby. Therefore, Lucy and her husband came to the conclusion that co-parenting is the most painless solution to their situation.

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