Co-Parenting Struggles

Co-parenting can be difficult, especially when the other parent doesn't want you involved. #coparenting #stepmom #parentingtips #familylife #Shorts

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[sarawerner]

Why would she not treat her husbands children as her own if she’s raising them? Or did I not hear that correctly?

[NotYourAverageGardenHo]

My ex’s baby mama was this EXACT way. Her own family would tell her AND us that I was a WAY better mother figure than she was providing. She wanted me to have NOTHING to do with raising him although stability was night and day between the two homes. She didn’t like seeing someone do something she should be doing., , or should have. Then suddenly when she decided to ABANDON her two year old for almost a year to start a new life (got married and had another child) I was suddenly the best thing in her sons life. Her exact words “thank you for being a mother figure to him while I was gone” even though I basically was mom our entire relationship. She just didn’t see it until she fully removed herself from the situation.

[charlietheory]

I hate to see so many blended families separate everything. Some people can make that work I guess. I know mothers that will not bath their step kids bc that's there Dads job.

[jimp]

So many things wrong with saying, "I don't treat these children as my own. So, her child is raised differently. HUGE RED FLAG!

[nicolesellers]

She said she’s not treating the child as her own

[catherinehamlin]

It needs to be a mutual respect between the two mothers because they both want the best for the children you don't have to like and respect each other but at least be respectful each other in front of the children to each other to teach the children right from wrong😉😉😉

[starlightreyes]

Absolutely agree bio mom has no right to say that step mom can’t parent them babies if she is married to her husband and they have them full time she has all right to parent them. And mom can’t do anything about it

[shevanz]

its ok to make mistakes, but its not ok to willfully deny your children the care they need because youre self conscious and embarressed. Thats neglect.

[Badmomsclub]

A stepmom, who is a full-time parent along with the spouse that is the coparent, cannot just step out of parenting! That’s not an option! Lol… She lives with them probably more than the mother that is, asking her to step out!😂😂😂😂😂 there is obviously no common sense here. She apparently has some jealousy issues. It’s a parent in her request to have the stepmom. “step out” no dude that doesn’t happen because your children are going to be around me more than they are around you!

[rachaelgurule]

Yea but there's the issue of her not wanting to treat them as if they're her own. If you're married those are your kids too.

[catherinehamlin]

Another thing you need to put God in your life and start reading the Bible start going to church and accept Jesus as your lord and savior the new relationship between the two mothers will definitely get better