The Top Three Reasons You Should Consider Co-Parenting

When a couple with kids gets divorced, the focus should be on what is best for the children. Most kids benefit from having both parents play an active role in their lives, and this can be difficult when the parents are no longer married. But, there are things that can be done to make sure mom and dad are both important parts of their kids’ lives, even if they are not still husband and wife. Regardless of the custody and visitation arrangement, a good co-parenting plan can help make sure your children’s needs are being met.

The top three reasons you should consider co-parenting after your divorce include:

• Kids feel more emotionally secure when both parents take part in their lives.

• When parents work together for the benefit of their children, fewer conflicts arise.

• Co-parenting increases the likelihood that both parents will remain an active participant in their children’s lives.

From the time your kids are born, it is important to establish a routine. We all know babies thrive when they are on a schedule, and it also helps the parents when making plans. The need for consistency does not change just because parents get divorced. We all like to know what to expect, and kids are no exception. Successful co-parenting also gives kids the chance to see their parents working together despite their differences. This can give children a role model, and sets a good example for your kids to follow. If you have questions about how to develop a co-parenting plan that works for your family, call our office.

For more information about how to co-parent, consult a qualified legal professional. Let us put our experience to work for you. Call The Sampair Group in Phoenix and the West Valley today to schedule your appointment.