Co-Parenting and Child Protection. An Attachment Theory Guide for Parenting

Family life is not always perfect, and it is difficult for us to accept this. It may seem that we are capable of fixing another person — for example, being able to motivate them to new achievements, help them in self-improvement, etc. Many people also find it challenging to resolve conflicts and disputes that arise, to find compromises that would satisfy each partner.
All of this can lead to the thought that a harmonious family life is the privilege of the chosen few. Partly to blame is the culture that shapes in us inflated expectations. In all fairy tales, the heroes live a long and happy life in which there is no room for quarrels, everyday problems, and difficulties. These stereotypes about happy relationships are instilled in us from childhood, which is why it can sometimes be difficult for us to come to terms with the fact that relationships are not always stable.
Remember — you are not alone. Unfortunately, in reality, separations occur quite often, and the outcome of relationships affects the children. Separate parenting can become a new challenge for you and your partner, but in this book, you will find all the necessary information on how to make the co-parenting process harmonious.
Orisha Smolarski offers effective tools that will help you and your former partner become a cohesive team. You will find more than just advice on how to be good parents even after a breakup. This book is about how to effectively cope with difficulties in your relationships while remaining kind and loving parents for your child.