How Do Parents Manage A Newborn During Divorce

[@ernestb4007]

Thanks for this, going through this now with my 2 month old son. Happy to see there is hope for coparenting.

[@mymodernlaw]

Best of luck!

[@Karina_Engr]

Great job you two. ❤thanks for sharing your success story.

[@Karina_Engr]

Your schedule would be great information to share. ❤

[@EveLovesGod]

Can you list the developmental studies that support that there aren’t any negative long term impacts on attachment when the child’s bonding with mom is interpreted in infancy. 0-1.5 where trust and mistrust is developed? What studies are there to support that 50/50 on a new born is developmentally healthy? I like that you called them a unicorn… I’m looking for a unicorn study 😉🤓

[@27GT3]

So Tik Tok told them to get a divorce? 😂 Wait till one of them get another spouse and then we’ll see how there kid feels about there divorce

[@MattFerguson26]

Why don't they get back together?

[@JayGee_areWe]

I’m the first to comment. Come on guys you thought it was better to raise a child split between different homes and that wasn’t being selfish? I mean I see divorce as selfish and not thinking about child. Like when ex doesn’t tell you she filed dissolution for over a month, meanwhile she has refused any communication and is fighting for full custody as she seeks leaving the USA. All selfish.

[@noneyabeeysnass8283]

It isn’t selfish. The child should be able to bond with both parents

[@marine0887]

No I think it's being selfish staying in a house with a man or woman that you have no connection with anymore. You definitely sound like a backwards person. Those are the home where the parents stay together because of kids and are miserable and fight all the time the kids see this and think that's what a normal marriage is.

[@Username-hd1co]

@@JayGee_areWe what’s the issue with someone wanting to be happy themselves? If they can both make it work and have a happy child then there should be no issue.