Separate but TOGETHER! As parents we all want what is best for our children. We have to put our personal pain behind us in order to provide our children with a healthy family life. It is not easy! It takes commitment!
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Cooperative Parenting: Learning
Cooperative Parenting: Learning: "Over the past few weeks I have learned to let go. I have learned to not take things so personally. My class has taught me to have a 'busi..."
Learning
Over the past few weeks I have learned to let go. I have learned to not take things so personally. My class has taught me to have a "business relationship" with my co-parents. This has been a great lesson learned. I feel free. I do not feel emotionally tied to him in any way except our my daughter. I am learning to trust him more as a parent and as a person. I am learning to let go of the past that he and I had. I am learning. Learning is the key element to this whole post. No one is perfect. I feel that I am an awesome parent and that I do all that I can to make my daughter happy. But, as a whole I am not perfect. No one is. I am doing my best to be totally happy in every aspect of my life for myself, my daughter and for my future relationships.
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Cooperative Parenting Graduate
After a six weeks of class I am officially a graduate of the Cooperative Parenting class offered by the Parenting Network. I learned a lot in that class. I grew as an individual from this class. I can more effectively communicate with my co-parent. I have learned how to separate my emotions from my parenting responsibilities. I always knew she needed her father and was willing to work with him from day one of our break up. I was very emotionally fueled when it came to him and I have learned to separate the two. This class has given me insight, tools and has been the "light at the end of the tunnel" for me. I urge all parents to take this class!
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