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Working Together As Parents

Writer's picture: Rachel SklarRachel Sklar

How do you and your parenting partner team up to instill values in your children and inspire cooperation?

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If that’s not so easy to answer, do you find yourselves trying to prove who's right and who's wrong when you disagree?

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Winning an argument doesn't mean you're winning at parenting. In fact, it can create distance, tension, and resentment between you and your partner.

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The image features the text: 'If the goal isn't to win arguments with your parenting partner, then what is?' with a white and dark background and the Sklar Parenting logo at the top.

Instead of aiming to win arguments, try focusing on working together toward your shared goals and outcomes. Dig deeper. Use vulnerability. Admit your fears. Be honest, not argumentative. Create a culture of support and listening where everyone in your family feels heard.



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What’s one family goal or outcome (under your arguments) that you and your parenting partner probably share?

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