By Jazmine Denise – MadameNoire 03/11/2020 “… But just like any other relationship, there are rules of engagement that should be followed for the sake of healthy parenting and the emotional health of the kids. …” Read the entire article: https://madamenoire.com/1138259/co-parenting-and-social-media-four-traps-to-avoid/
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By Jamie Kennedy – Romper 03/03/2020 “… It might surprise you, then, to hear that in a study of around 800 families, researchers found oxytocin levels in new mothers and new fathers were identical. This was true in immediate and longitudinal findings. …” Read the entire article: https://www.romper.com/p/father-baby-bonds-are-more-profound-than-we-realize-say-researchers-22581446
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By Leavenworth Times 03/09/2020 “… She said the Kansas Legislature could use her experience as a reference point to support passage of a bill creating a presumption that equal parenting time was in best interests of all children unless a court found clear and convincing evidence to the contrary. …” Read the entire article: https://www.leavenworthtimes.com/news/20200309/house-weighs-adopting-presumption-of-equal-time-in-child-custody/1
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By Julia Lipson and James Copson – Withers Worldwide 02/20/2020 “… What those involved want and need is hope for the future. Hope that there will be increased awareness and understanding, and an earlier recognition of what is going on, and a plan as to what to do. What is very clear in all these cases, is
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By Jann Blackstone – Momaha.com 02/29/2020 “… Co-parents support their child’s time with the other parent because they know it’s in the best interest of their child. (Ex-etiquette rule# 1, “Put the children first.”) Children have the right to have both of their parents in their lives. …” Read the entire article: https://www.omaha.com/momaha/ex-etiquette-co-parenting-should-always-be-your-goal/article_177bd4de-5b23-5883-a037-ba7654150ad0.html
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By Clayton Craddock – The Altamont Enterprise 02/28/2020 “… Our culture is due for a drastic paradigm shift. It’s time to stop seeing one parent as the default and the other as just a visitor. These assumptions are often sexist and outdated. If the parents can no longer live together, the next best thing is
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By ASU Now 03/02/2020 “… Determining custody arrangements after divorce can be one of the most important decisions made about a child. Arizona’s child custody law is the first of its kind in the United States to abolish the traditional idea of “visitation” and replace it with a presumption of equal parenting time. …” Read
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By Ivy Blonwyn – Psych Central 02/25/2020 “… Anton is the founder of a site titled Where Are You Dad? The concept is simple. Alienated fathers upload their picture or a video, their contact information and a short loving message to their alienated children. Their children can do the same. …” Read the entire article: https://blogs.psychcentral.com/full-heart/2020/02/alienated-fathers-and-children-a-new-site-facilitates-reconnecting/
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By Andrew Karpisz – The Good Men Project 02/21/2020 “… This may be because fathers are inundated with subtle messages, telling them they are unnecessary, have little impact in their kid’s lives, or even pose a threat. Sitcoms and pop culture portray dads as uninvolved, incompetent, and unimportant parents. The message has always been that,
Fatherless America – How Fewer Fathers Hurts America’s Youth Read More »
By Dr. Richard A. Warshak – Yahoo 02/26/2020 “… A growing awareness that children do best with two parents, whether parents are living together or separated, has led to a trend toward shared parenting among divorced parents. …” Read the entire article: https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/mothers-not-innately-better-parents-184252914.html
Mothers Are Not Innately Better Parents. Tell That to the Divorce Court. Read More »
