Co-Parenting Resources

Co-Parenting Apps

If you have a high conflict divorce, an unreliable co-parent or you just want to streamline your communications, these apps are designed specifically for co-parents. Support with communication, scheduling, and shared expenses.

Our Family Wizard: www.ourfamilywizard.com

Talking Parent: www.talkingparents.com

App Close: www.appclose.com

Recommended Books about Co-Parenting and Stepfamilies

Cover of the book titled "The Bonus Family Handbook" by Jann Blackstone, PsyD, featuring colorful handprints and vibrant text on a dark background.

Colorful impressionistic painting of a landscape with rolling green hills, trees, a stream, and people walking.

Cover of 'The Stepfamily Handbook' with a colorful house illustration and the subtitle 'From Dating to Getting Serious to Forming a Blended Family', authored by Karen S. Bonnell and Patricia L. Papernow.

Book cover titled 'Queer Stepfamilies: The Path to Social and Legal Recognition' by Katie L. Acosta, featuring diverse illustrations of families with children and adults on a blue background.

Book cover titled 'Combative to Collaborative: The Co-Parenting Code' by Teresa Harlow, featuring a photo of a family with two parents and two children walking on the beach, holding hands.

Book cover titled "BFF for Coparent Communication" with icons for social media and messaging on the right side.

Book cover titled 'Cooperative Co-Parenting for Secure Kids' by Aurisha Smolarski with a foreword by Hunter Clarke-Fields. Features overlapping circles in yellow, blue, and red, and a quote at the top about parents providing security for their children.

A young child holding hands with two adults outdoors, with a green blurred background. The child has red hair and is wearing a green shirt. Overlaid text reads: "The Co-Parenting Handbook: Raising Well-Adjusted and Resilient Kids from Little Ones to Young Adults through Divorce or Separation."

Children's Divorce Books

Illustration of children working together to create a wall display that says "A family is a family." Some children are climbing a ladder, while others are drawing, cutting, and sticking paper, all contributing to the artwork.

Book cover titled 'Who's In My Family? All About Our Families,' illustrated with a diverse family walking a dog, including a woman, a man, two children, and a girl.

Cover illustration of a children's book titled 'Mommy's New Friend' by Shelley Tougas, illustrated by Sara Palacios. It shows a man with dark hair and a goatee, a woman with curly black hair wearing an orange headband, and a young girl with curly hair holding pink flowers, sitting on a green couch in a cozy room, with a small dog sitting on the woman's shoulder.

Cover of a children's book titled "You Make Your Parents Super Happy!" featuring three colorful illustrated characters holding hands, with a pink background.

Illustration of a child with a large head and red hair, and a yellow bus with a driver and a passenger, with the text 'Weekend Dad' and the authors' names.

Cover of a children's book titled "Living with Mom and Living with Dad" by Melanie Walsh, featuring a cartoon girl with brown hair, a black cat, and a yellow duck.

Cover of a children's book titled "Here and There" showing a boy with curly hair and freckles looking thoughtful, a girl with curly hair looking out of a window, and a boy playing a guitar in a frame. Birds and plants are also present in the background.

Book cover titled "Always Mom, Forever Dad" showing a split scene: the top depicts a mother and child in a cozy window inside a house, the bottom shows a father and child building a snowman outdoors in a winter city park.

Book cover titled "Why Do Families Change? Our First Talk About Separation and Divorce" by Dr. Jillian Roberts, illustrated by Cindy Revell, featuring a young girl with curly black hair, a colorful dress, a dog with spots and a blue collar, a birdhouse with a blue bird, and a small orange bird.