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When I hear single moms discuss dating, most say wait until the magical six-month mark to introduce kids to a boyfriend. Really? Why? Read this.
Many moms love parenting after divorce or a breakup, including for the freedom to be the type of mom you want, and if have a co-parenting relationship, all the built-in breaks in your schedule. Single parenthood can also be challenging, confusing and overwhelming. What you need to know:
When I hear single moms discuss dating, most say wait until the magical six-month mark to introduce kids to a boyfriend. Really? Why? Read this.
A survey of 2,279 U.S. single moms found that those with more equality in time-sharing with their kids' dads earn more and feel prouder.
Learn more about how to co-parent after divorce or breakup.
Start all custody negotiations at a default 50/50 equally shared parenting time and custody, with no child support or alimony.
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Co-parenting apps help with communication, schedules, and dealing with money. Read our reviews of the best co-parenting apps — paid and free.
You'll love the Cozi app. Its basic features, shared calendar and appointment reminders, are helpful for co-parenting situations. Our Cozi app review: