10 Ways to Build a Peaceful Co-Parenting Schedule That Actually Works

Divorce lawyers are often tasked with helping separated parents build lasting solutions for their children’s routines and relationships. Finding divorce lawyers for Brighton , Eastbourne, or wherever you may live, who prioritise collaborative, child-focused strategies, can make all the difference when it comes to creating a sustainable co-parenting schedule. In this blog, we’ll explore practical steps and communication tips for developing a parenting plan that supports stability, respect, and the best interests of your children. 1. Prioritise the Child’s Needs The foundation of any successful co-parenting plan is prioritising the child’s wellbeing. It's tempting to centre plans around work schedules or personal preferences, but it's the child's sense of stability that must come first. Consider their age, school commitments, and emotional needs. For instance, young children benefit from consistency, while teenagers may value input and flexibility. Providing children with con......

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5 simple ways to bring calm into your home

If you have kids then you have probably been navigating the madness that is half term this past week, having the kids at home all day every day can be pretty hard going and since we have opted to HomeSchool Mr A for the foreseeable future it has meant neither John or I really get a break but honestly we wouldn't change that. I have learnt though that you occasionally need a little bit more than just deep breaths to get through a trying situation such as if the baby has been up all night or you feel rundown or the house is a mess and the lego boxes have been tipped out for the 10th time that day. So I thought I would share what has been helping me de-stress on a daily basis as I feel these can apply to anyone, even if you don't have children and just find your having juggle numerous things in this crazy fast paced world. 1. Start the day with a decent breakfast and be kind to your body, drink lots of water and try to get your 5 a day going from your first meal. Fo......

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Travel Flashback - Isle of Eigg

A beautiful beach on the Isle of Eigg Around 5 years ago I worked over the summer in a remote West Coast Scottish Village, at a very cute little Tea shop, the village had less than 400 occupants and the nearest big town was Fort William around an hour and a half away. I have always been one of those people who loves wide open spaces, who loves to be small in the wide world, to breath in fresh air and to walk for miles without seeing anyone. This post however is not about the village I lived in (this will be in another post) but about a day trip I took on one of my days off to the beautiful Isle of Eigg. Adventure on the ferry towards the Isle of Eigg It's our recent spell of sun which reminded me so much of this little trip, which was a stunning sunny Scottish day with crystal clear water and white sandy beaches. I enjoyed the peacefulness of the Isle so much and loved doing this day trip solo. I think that Scotland is a very underrated travel destination and hav......

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