Skyler_Blue_420
by on July 6, 2018
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I’m a huge advocate for successful co-parenting. I love my family and I love how absolutely amazing my husband and and my oldest daughter’s dad are with her and as a unit. Co-parenting doesn’t have to suck. It doesn’t have to be a constant battle. You can find a happy medium, a common ground. It is possible for everyone to be happy. I can not brag on these men enough for the way they have both always been there for my child. We have never fought over time, money or anything else having to do with this little girl. I feel like thus should be normal. I hate that people look at my situation and think it’s weird. Why can’t we normalize THIS type of co-parenting relationship?

Co-Parenting is something I have grown extremely passionate about in the last 7 years since my oldest daughter was born. Her dad and I were in two very different places in life and that was ok. We split when she was just 5 months old and the journey has been fantastic. We have never fought or argued ever. He has never said a mean thing about me either to my face or behind my back. He has always helped me when I needed it and sometimes without even asking. He is a fantastic human being and will make a fantastic husband to someone one day. Flash Forward to me meeting my now husband when my daughter was only 2. From day 1 he has loved her. And thus started this amazing journey we are on.

My child spent her birthday with her Dads. Her daddy and her step dad. While I stayed home with the little ones. The three of them have bonded over something and it’s truly wonderful. My mom heart is so happy that we all get along so well. My wife heart is so happy that I have such a selfless husband. My husband who met Brianna at just two and has loved her like his own since day 1. My husband who has never once tried to get between the relationship I have maintained with her father. Her father, who has never tried to make Kody feel like anything less than important in her life. Supported our family growth and has always always helped us even when he didn’t have to. All of us with the same goal, to give Brianna the best that life has to offer. Somewhere in the last 5 years these two have bonded over being dads. Over sharing a daughter. It’s rare for a girl to have one fantastic dad in her life. And my daughter has two. Two very different men with the same common goal. And I couldn’t be any more happy.
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