WITHOUT the moodiness, meltdowns or endless power struggles
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Make transitions between two homes easier for you and your kids
For co-parenting moms who are dreading the transition day chaos when their kids go back and forth between two homes
✔ Simple reminders to prep for transition day and avoid last minute chaos (POV: your kid just reminded you about that birthday party they were invited to this weekend).
✔ Welcome home routines to help your kid transition back home with ease (ie: they've magically forgotten all of your rules while they were away).
✔ Transition day game plan to reduce anxiety, and handle emotions like a boss (aka: your ex texts you last minute and wants to change the schedule).
✔ Printable templates so you can customize your own routines and traditions that work for your family.
Hi, I’m Christina!
My coparenting journey began 4 years ago when I got divorced when my son was just 1.5 years old. I learned very quickly that going back and forth between two homes was extremely difficult for him (and for me!)
Some days, he would come home excited. Other times, he was moody, cranky, or completely shut down. I never knew what I was walking into, and honestly, I felt like I was failing.
Through trial and error, research, experience, and tapping into my neuroscience education, I learned exactly what makes transitions hard for our kids and I figured out how to fix it.
I realized that a smooth transition has little to do with how well you get along with your co-parent and everything to do with what happens inside your own home.
Once I discovered the simple steps that actually make the back and forth easier, everything changed.
My son quickly started adjusting so much faster when he came home, our home started to feel more peaceful, and we were able to spend way more time connecting and enjoying our time together before he's off to his dad's again.
Now, I want to teach you what took me years to figure out, so you don’t have to go through the same trial and error!
xoxo