Kids First Co-Parenting with Dr. Royster

3 Boundaries Every Single Mom Needs When Co-Parenting with a Difficult Ex

• Dr. Karalynn Royster • Season 1 • Episode 2

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Summary
In this episode, Dr. Karalynn Royster discusses the complexities of co-parenting, particularly in high-conflict situations. She emphasizes the importance of establishing strong boundaries to protect both the parent and the child. The conversation covers three main types of boundaries: emotional, communication, and parenting boundaries, providing insights and strategies for mothers navigating difficult co-parenting dynamics.

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Takeaways

  • Boundaries are essential for protecting your emotional health.
  • You cannot control your ex's actions, only your responses.
  • Emotional boundaries help you cope with the reality of co-parenting.
  • Clear communication is crucial in high-conflict situations.
  • You must prioritize your child's well-being above all.
  • Establishing parenting boundaries helps maintain your home environment.
  • Regularly assess and reinforce your boundaries with your ex.
  • Seek resources and community support for co-parenting challenges.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Boundaries
01:34 Understanding the Importance of Boundaries
02:54 Who is a boundary for
04:32 Types of Boundaries in Co-Parenting
04:36 Emotional Boundaries
07:19 Communication Boundaries
08:16 Parenting Boundaries
09:08 Recap & Learn More




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