Co-parenting

Give Your Child Stability — Even When Parenting Apart

Does this sound familiar?

Co-parenting after separation or divorce is really tough. The children can get caught in the middle sometimes or get unsettled by different routines, or anxious about conflict between us parents. All I want is for my child to be safe and secure — no matter what’s happening in the adult world.

I’m asking myself: How do we set up routines for bed time and mornings that work for the child/ children in two different households? How do we shield them from conflict that remains between us adults? How do I parent my way but aligned enough with my ex- for the children to feel safe and secure in both homes? And so many other questions like these that co-parents face.

The Steady Steps Method

This focuses on what you can control: which is the way you parent when your child is with you. If you and your ex- both take the programme, we work on how you can co-parent together as well.

I’ll listen to what your biggest concerns are, whether it’s your ability to stay calm, not to yell or be affected when they push your buttons, or whether it’s helping them to behave well, to solve their own problems, and build confidence and resilience.

Imagine this: Instead of feeling pulled between two worlds, your child experiences a steady, stable environment with you. They feel calmer, more secure, and more able to thrive, even when family life feels complicated.

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