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Welcome back to "Parenting the Intensity!"

In today's episode, we will dive into the topic of working as a team when it comes to parenting our exceptional but challenging kids.

Team means the other parent/or partner, but it can mean anybody else that is often with us and our kids and plays a parenting role, so even if you are not living with a partner right now it can still be relevant.

Parenting is never an easy feat, and it becomes even more complex when our children are emotionally intense. We often hear about the importance of teamwork, but how do we actually make it work? Join us as we explore the dynamics of teamwork in parenting.

• We'll discuss how one parent may take on the role of researcher and information gatherer, while the other parent may struggle to understand or actively participate.
• We'll also delve into the challenges of sharing information, protecting each other from added stress, and the impact of genetic conditions on the parental dynamic.
• While the journey of parenting intense kids can certainly place strain on relationships, we'll also discover the potential for growth and strength when both parents actively support each other and communicate effectively.
• We'll uncover strategies for navigating appointments, meetings, and assessments, ensuring that both parents are well-informed and involved.
• And we'll address the emotional aspects, such as guilt, resentment, and the need for support, that can arise within the parenting team.

So grab your beverage of choice, settle in, and let's explore how we can work as a team to provide the best support for our exceptional children. You're not alone on this journey, and we're here to provide the support you need. Let's dive in!

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