Shared Parenting: Raising Your Children Cooperatively After Separation High Needs Baby or getting into the parents'

or getting into the parents' bed at night

Forget baby purees and spoon-feeding - there's an easier

Katy Vidler is a clinical psychologist and former teacher

the first mutual gaze-and most wonderful of all-the first spark of recognition that ignites a lifetime bond

Shared Parenting: Raising Your Children Cooperatively After Separation High Needs Baby or getting into the parents'Research shows that children in separated families do best when both parents are actively involved in their lives. The aim of shared parenting is to have children in post separation divorce families spend substantially equal time with both parents. Shared parenting is widely regarded as the best parenting arrangement because it focuses on the benefits the child can gain through having such time. However, in many family situations, the implementation