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Two Homes, Every Age
Parenting Arrangements from Babies to Young Adults, Including 50/50 and Other Custody Schedules
Forthcoming · In preparation
Children change. Parenting arrangements need to take those changes seriously. This forthcoming guide explores equal time and other schedules, fixed and flexible agreements, and the practical decisions involved in parenting across two homes. The planned coverage includes Canadian and U.S. case examples, changing circumstances, court orders and enforcement.
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Who it’s for
Parents considering or revisiting a parenting arrangement, and professionals helping families work through those choices.
Inside the conversation
- Parenting arrangements at different ages and stages
- 50/50 schedules and alternatives to equal time
- Detailed agreements, flexibility and changing circumstances
- Canadian and U.S. perspectives, with guided AI prompts
On the back cover
Build a plan around your child.
A practical guide for parents in Canada and the United States.
A parenting arrangement has to work on ordinary days: school mornings, bedtime, birthdays and the journey between two homes. As children grow, the plan may need to grow with them.
Explore the choices that shape everyday life:
- 50/50 schedules and alternatives to equal time
- Arrangements from infancy through young adulthood
- Detailed agreements, flexibility and changing circumstances
- Communication, transitions and the right of first refusal
- Court orders, evidence and enforcement
Andrew Waldemar brings together age-based planning, practical examples, Canadian and U.S. legal perspectives, and guided AI prompts to help parents ask better questions and prepare for informed advice.
The aim is a workable childhood across two homes.
Andrew Waldemar
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