Co-Parenting · Divorce · Parenting
Between Two Homes
What this book is about
Between Two Homes offers practical guidance for parents building a workable co-parenting relationship after separation or divorce. Bradley Craig discusses boundaries, communication, decision-making, transitions between households, and ways to reduce children’s loyalty conflicts. The book emphasizes that the parenting partnership has changed form even when the adult romantic relationship has ended. Families facing abuse, coercive control, or serious safety concerns may need legal and clinical guidance beyond standard cooperative co-parenting strategies.
About the author
Bradley S. Craig is a family therapist, parenting coordinator, mediator, and author. His professional work focuses on families navigating separation, divorce, and co-parenting. He writes about communication, boundaries, decision-making, and reducing children’s exposure to adult conflict. Between Two Homes organizes those concerns into practical guidance for establishing a new parenting partnership.
Kristin says
This is a great book about co-parenting. It explains how to define the new relationship with your child’s other parent and offers useful strategies for the do’s and don’ts.
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