Rosalind Sedecca is a Divorce & Co-Parenting Coach, mother and mentor. She founded the Child-Centered Divorce Networkfor parents ten years after her own divorce, which took place when her son was eleven years old.
January 2021 is International Child Centered Divorce Month. Find out more information on Rosalind’s website HERE.
Do you have a question as it pertains to parenting during or post breakup or divorce? Ask us HERE.
It’s Time: Telling the Kids We understand this can be nerve-wracking. None of us want to hurt our kids and put them through difficult circumstances. But you’ve decided to end the marriage, and the children deserve to know and understand as soon as possible. Hopefully you and your Ex can put the needs of the …
Making Joint Custody Work Most of us have some kind of shared, joint custody. It’s hard to get around the fact that shuttling the kids back and forth is a hassle. But this is the new reality for the whole family, and there are some things that can make it a little easier and less …
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Dealing with Parenting Mistakes
Rosalind Sedecca is a Divorce & Co-Parenting Coach, mother and mentor. She founded the Child-Centered Divorce Network for parents ten years after her own divorce, which took place when her son was eleven years old.
January 2021 is International Child Centered Divorce Month. Find out more information on Rosalind’s website HERE.
Do you have a question as it pertains to parenting during or post breakup or divorce? Ask us HERE.
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