Divorced? You don't have to be friends to be good co-parents

While I am all about parents of all kinds — divorced or not — showing a united front for their kids, the reality is the public image is not what our children need. What's best for each family may be very different, but the principals of respect, good communication, consistency and reasonable compromise are the building blocks of a united front they really need. The external pressure of parents feeling like they should still stand on the sidelines together, sit in the recital hall side by side or attend parent-teacher conferences at the same time and place may not be the best choice in all situations.

Jessica Janssen WolfordNovember 2, 2020Omaha World Herald, Momaha, Divorce, Co-Parenting

Divorce is hard: 6 ways you can help someone going through it

What does it look like to support someone who is going through a divorce? Six ideas to show that you really care.

Jessica Janssen WolfordSeptember 17, 2020Omaha World Herald, Momaha, Divorce, Parenting, Co-paren