“I’m going to be a better father than he ever was, ‘cause there is not a damn thing he can teach me about how to love my kids. How come he don’t want me man?” Co-parenting and parenting are two distinct types of parenting style. Although both ways have parents who care for their child loves them very much, they have other similarities but many differences. Some being a lifelong psychological effect on the child, emotionally scarring them for life. Affecting them in ways that changes their point of view in life can be different than other people, leading to jealousy of other. All because they had a different parenting style growing up as a child.
Co-Parenting is the situation where the parents are not in a marriage, living together, or a romantic …show more content…
The term can also be used to describe a situation where following divorce or separation, such as for example: Jane and Tim are in high school and they’ve been in a relationship for all 4 years now, Jane accidently becomes pregnant with Tim’s child and she does end up conceiving their child, Tim cannot deal with the stress of having a child, so Jane and Tim start to argue and in term, they end up separating. Tim and Jane then agree that for their child’s sake, they want to maintain an equal sense of responsibility so the child won’t grow up with just 1 parent, meaning both parents shall be in Tim Junior’s life. That is one of the best examples you can express about Co-Parenting. Basically, what this term suggests is that the child or children have always have a right to maintain a stable relationship with both parents, regardless of divorce or separation, unless the child or children need to be removed from the life of one of the parents, due to heinous …show more content…
Although difficult, singular parenting has many positives to it, which can be great amongst a person that wants to raise their child a certain way. One of the easiest recognizable positives to singular parenting is that you make all the parenting decisions, which at first might seem quite of a hassle, you will realize how much easier life might be when you don’t have to argue with someone about making a decision that could put your child on a better path in life, such as the people they become friends with, the eating habits they develop, or even what they use their money on or where they go about spending it. Managing finances might become easier or more difficult, depending on your personal situation. You are almost always in a better position to plan finances and to fully understand when you can or cannot splurge your money or whether you need to cut the spending to a minimum. In this case, you could also teach your children how to further understand finances and help them practice safe spending/saving habits. One thing you will realize with your finances is that instead of a family income, you’ll ultimately realize the decisions you make such as where you live, what type of home you want to raise your kids in, will all be up to you in the end which might seem like