What you may be noticing

Two homes & co-parenting

Keeping the message coherent when more than one household raises your child.

What may be happening: In two homes, the risk is a child deciding which parent is safe to tell. A shared message makes it easier to bring the hard things to either of you.

Where Wavelength covers it

Specialty EditionsFor the families the core guide can't fully cover, so no child's situation becomes the one you can't talk about: neurodivergent kids, the age-by-age plan, briefing grandparents, coaches and the other house, the phone they already have, and the first exposure talk (a child's first contact with pornography). Two Homes, the split-household edition, is the sixth.Two HomesFor a child who lives in two homes — so they can bring either of you the first period, the wet dream or the phone problem, without ever being put in the middle.Co Parent KitFor two adults raising the same child — agree on the words for periods, wet dreams, porn and phones before your child hears two different answers.

Start with Stay Connected

Stay Connected is the foundation for these years — what may be happening, what to do, and the words to say. Some of the pages above are in Stay Connected: Complete, which adds field guides and tools for the situations that come next; if you start with Stay Connected, Complete costs you only the difference.

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See Stay Connected: Complete · $97

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