Spring 2016 Tips & Tidbits

tips & tidbits
Written By Spencer Curry

Parents residing in two homes often utilize email and text messaging to communicate about the children. While both can be valuable tools, they can be misused and actually contribute to conflict rather than reduce it.

Tone, intent and content can easily be misinterpreted.

Text messaging is optimal for sharing brief and time sensitive information.

Messages that are lengthy, contain negative language or are combative do not have a positive impact on a co-parenting relationship.

When raising a topic with your co-parent, ask yourself the following questions;

What does this topic have to do with our children?

What impact does it have on the child?

Let the information from these questions lead the conversation with your co-parent. This will allow the conversation to remain focused on the children and positive problem solving.

Spencer Curry

My name is Spencer Curry and I am the founder and operator of Curry Web Services. I founded this company after years of running my own businesses and learning how to make the web work for me. Now I’m at a place where I can share the valuable knowledge I have picked up over the years via training, action, and experience. I built this website in order to upgrade my digital presence as a web services provider and to show some of the possibilities available to clients who work with us.

https://currywebservices.com
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