When separation leaves you living in different cities — or different countries — the ordinary rituals of parenting change overnight. No more school runs. No more reading at bedtime. The gaps between visits stretch long, and the fear creeps in: Will my child still know me? Will I miss everything? This book is for the parent asking those questions right now. Long-Distance Co-Parenting is a practical, compassionate guide to being a real and present parent across the miles. It walks you through the first honest conversations and the agreement that follows, helps you build a rhythm of video calls and block visits that genuinely works for your child's age, and shows you how to handle handovers, school holidays, special days and the hard moments in between. You will learn how to keep a warm second home, how to communicate with your child's other parent without conflict leaking through, and how to build a plan that can bend when life changes. Written for parents who are in the middle of it, not just thinking about it, this book puts children firmly at the centre. Part of The Separation Library.
About the author
Millicent Harkaway Pemberton writes for The Separation Library.
