Yea this is a tricky one! It’s helpful to know what your own parenting style is and communicate that with the other parent/caregiver. If they know why you’re parenting the way you are, they might agree and you can be on the same page. If they disagree, it leaves room to discuss how to compromise. The goal is to be consistent so your child doesn’t feel confused. Kids like to know what to expect from the adults in their lives. Even if you parent differently, setting expectations for who does what and why will create more stability for the kiddos
Yea this is a tricky one! It’s helpful to know what your own parenting style is and communicate that with the other parent/caregiver. If they know why you’re parenting the way you are, they might agree and you can be on the same page. If they disagree, it leaves room to discuss how to compromise. The goal is to be consistent so your child doesn’t feel confused. Kids like to know what to expect from the adults in their lives. Even if you parent differently, setting expectations for who does what and why will create more stability for the kiddos