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Basics of parenting plans

What should be in a parenting plan?

What do young children (5 years old and younger) need?

What do older children (6 years old and older) need?

Where can I find more information on parenting plans and help for children of different ages?

We are a gay/lesbian couple. Where can we find information about children of same-sex parents?

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Where can I find more information on parenting plans and help for children of different ages?

Children are very different and have different needs, depending on their relationship with their parents, their maturity level, their extended family, friends, community, cultural background and other factors.  So, there is no one-size fits all parenting plan for children of different ages.

But, there has been a lot of research and there are a lot of resources on the internet for help developing parenting plans. You can also talk to counselors, your mediator at Family Court Services, community agencies, and lawyers.

These websites can give you some guidelines that you may find helpful, but an individualized plan for your children is best.

 

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