Here you’ll find articles about various living arrangements for children and the practical challenges that can arise. Get tips on how to make daily life smoother and create a secure environment, no matter where you live.
The question of where children should be registered can sometimes raise concerns when they have two homes. Here, we’ve gathered what you need to know about children’s population...
Transitions and changes can be challenging for both children and adults. You can support your child in navigating the challenges of living in two homes, both practically and emotionally. He...
Whether you’re new to the alternating weeks arrangement or have been living it for years, we’ve gathered all the information you’ve always wanted to know about shared custody schedules. The...
One of the most common questions parents face during a separation is how their child should live. What will relationships look like, and how can you continue your parenting roles? Several f...
Children’s activities are an important part and often highlights in both children’s and parents’ lives. If the child is experiencing tension between you parents, it is a g...
There are many aspects to consider when planning your children’s accommodation. Children have the right to know what is happening around them and why. They also have the right to expr...
It is overwhelming to become a parent to a child. For those who separate while the child is still very young or perhaps before the child is born, it can add an extra dimension of challenge...
Deciding on new living arrangements for the children because of the adult separation can be very hard emotionally. Parents often wonder about the best way to still have close contact with t...
Shared parenting-life poses great demands on both children and adults. Children need the help and support of adults to cope with living in two homes after a separation, even when the childr...
Kids are great at handling parents’ differences. They adjust, find solutions and can meet us adults in phenomenal ways. However, big changes take energy from children, and here, commo...
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