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co-parenting
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co-par·ent·ing (k-pârn-tng, -pr-)
n.
An arrangement in a divorce or separation by which parents share legal and physical custody of a child or children.
co-parent n.


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Brenda spends time exploring the woman that her partner and co-parent of two children, Nancy, has become in the years they've shared.
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For example, the family closeness factor (E2) was positively and significantly correlated with the co-parent relationship factor (E3).
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The problem for children, say Anderson and others, is that so many divorced mothers and fathers co-parent poorly.
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