Splitting parenting duties

Handling household chores after welcoming your baby is tough on both the mother and the father. Read on to find out how to fairly divide the responsibilities.

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Why shouldn't spilt parental duties 50/50 to make your life more comfortable and easy? Because raising newborn is not an easy task for mother alone...

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Written up before the baby arrives, these baby-nup contracts are supposed to help new moms and dads agree on how they'll divide up the childcare duties and household chores. #news #newparents #babies #parenting #relationship #babynup

According to Meriam webster.com, co-parenting is a person (such as a noncustodial parent or cohabiting partner) who shares parental duties with a custodial parent. When most people hear the term co-parenting, they think of a mom/dad who splits parenting time for the children they have together. I will admit early on that I selfishly did NOT want to co-parent for appearances.

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