Ongoing conflict hurts kids more than the divorce itself.
Research is clear: ongoing parental conflict is the single biggest predictor of poor outcomes for children after divorce. "Child-centered Co-parenting" is a guide that gives separated parents a practical framework to end the conflict, so their children can thrive in both homes.
The Book
A practical framework to reduce conflict and protect your children.
"Child-centered Co-parenting" is written for parents who know that ongoing conflict, not separation itself, is what harms children most. This book gives you real-world tools to stop the cycle, communicate clearly, and raise secure, happy kids across two homes.
- Strategies to minimise conflict
- Frameworks for difficult conversations with your ex
- Routines, handovers and holidays, without the drama
- Introducing new partners and step-parents
- Maintaining consistency in both homes
Kids first, always
Every framework starts with what your child needs, not what's easiest for the adults.
Written from lived experience
A mother and a step-mother sharing the same child, writing the book they wish they'd had.
Practical, not preachy
Scripts, routines and real examples you can use this week, not theory.
Meet the authors
A mother and a step-mother, on the same team.
Tracey and Daniella share a son, and a belief that co-parenting can be a source of strength, not a battleground.
"We didn't always get it right, but the moment we put our son at the center, everything else fell into place."
Tracey Duff
Co-author, mother
"As a teacher, I see the impact that parental conflict has on children daily. We're here to help you reverse that."
Daniella Rigon
Co-author, step-mother
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Child-centered Co-parenting
Paperback · by Tracey Duff & Daniella Rigon