Building Strong Families: Positive Co-Parenting Dynamics | S3:EP5
Join us for another Real Wealth podcast as we explore the transformative journey of co-parenting with insights from experts Jay and Tammy Daughtry. Discover effective strategies to break the cycle of divorce and foster healthy family dynamics. Learn about the significance of secure attachment, clear boundaries, and constructive conflict resolution in nurturing resilient children. Uncover valuable tools like the power/control wheel and equality wheel to recognize and transform unhealthy relationship dynamics. Together, let's navigate the path towards empowered co-parenting and familial well-being.
Key Points:
Some key points from the episode include:
- Jay Daughtry and his wife Tammy started co-parenting International in 2003 to help kids and families impacted by divorce and remarriage. They provide resources and training on co-parenting.
- Healthy co-parenting is important to break the cycle of divorce across generations. It involves things like secure attachment, clear boundaries, and modeling healthy conflict resolution for kids.
- Parents need to understand how their actions impact their kids and compartmentalize their own pain so they can stay in a parental role. Communication and consistency are important.
- Tools like the power/control wheel and equality wheel can help people recognize unhealthy relationship dynamics and strive for healthy ones.
- Jay and Tammy want to scale up their training through a co-parenting strategist certification program to help more parents and professionals who work with families. Their goal is to shift people to a place of health and break the cycle of divorce.
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