Wendy Carter

Are you tired of being the villain in your own life story?
Worried about how this constant conflict might be affecting your kids?

Do you feel like a pawn in a chess game with no end in sight?

Fed up with the endless power struggles with your ex?

Believe me, I get it.

It's a tough gig being a co-parent, especially when every interaction feels like walking into a war zone. You're here because you need a way out of this high-stress situation, and guess what? You're in the right place.

But first a warning:

This isn't some magic potion that instantly resolves all co-parenting conflicts. If you're searching for an overnight panacea without doing any groundwork, then this might not be for you. This book requires honesty with oneself, a willingness to commit time and effort, and the desire for lasting change. But if you're ready to roll up your sleeves and invest in a peaceful co-parenting future, this book can be your roadmap.

Does any of these situations sounds familiar?

- Your kid's soccer game becomes a tension-filled standoff with your ex.

- Drop-offs and pick-ups turn into battlegrounds rather than pleasant exchanges.

- Boundaries you set are constantly disrespected or ignored.

- Conversations about your kids devolve into accusations and arguments.

- Your children often become pawns in power plays.

- Decisions about schooling, healthcare, or simple routines become epic sagas.

- You're left feeling stressed, anxious, or upset after every interaction with your ex.

- You fear for your child's emotional wellbeing amidst all the conflict.

So, are you ready to trade high-drama for high-harmony?

Are you prepared to redefine your co-parenting journey? Ready to put your kids first in the healthiest way possible? Then it's time to take the next step.

Em Frappier

Gabriele Di Dio

Parallel Parenting - The Only Way to Co-parent with a Narcissist: Managing a Counter Parent, Setting Boundaries, and Protecting Your Child From Parental Alienation

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