In Part 2 of their discussion about mediation, Peter Burgess and Juliet Wilkinson discuss how to involve the children in mediation, what that means and what happens if you agree a set of proposals #mediation #coparenting #children #options
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Effective parenting has nothing to do with pointing out our faults and everything to do with working out solutions
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If you love your child more than you hate your ex, you can solve most co-parenting problems
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