WeParent is designed to help co-parents manage day-to-date parenting tasks, but it also helps make special occasions like birthdays or other holidays more special.
Here’s a video that demonstrates how you can use WeParent for your child’s birthday.
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Living in a blended family is both a challenge and a blessing. When marrying a person who already has children, you have to make an effort to build a relationship with the kids and understand what role you are going to play in their upbringing. Moreover, you need to ensure that everyone feels loved, heard, and appreciated and accept that it takes time to get used to the new family situation. After putting so much effort into connecting with your spouse’s children, it is no wonder that you grow close to them and consider them to be your own. Therefore, the trauma of divorcing your spouse is likely aggravated by the fact that the relationships with your stepchildren are now at risk.
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WeParent allows co-parents to create and manage custody schedules. We provide a wide variety of templates (e.g., Alternating Weeks, Every Other Weekend, 2-2-3, etc.). But some families have highly unusual or irregular schedules that don’t follow a simple pre-determined pattern. No worries, you can still create schedules on WeParent to match your parenting time agreement. Here’s how.
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Guest post by Patrick Hicks, the Head of Legal at Trust & Will
Life is unpredictable, and sometimes something we never thought would happen to us happens all of a sudden. If you are a godparent, uncle or aunt, or close friend, you may be listed as someone who will become the legal guardian of a dependent if their previous parent or guardian passes away, or else otherwise becomes unable to take care of them.
In addition to the emotional grief, turmoil and strain caused by a loved one’s sudden passing, there are many logistical issues to settle as well. And, especially if you’ve unexpectedly taken over legal guardianship of a minor or disabled person, you may be scrambling to figure out what your next steps should be. Let’s carefully move through a few steps you should take immediately if you find yourself unexpectedly becoming a legal guardian.
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Here are step-by-step instructions on how to upload a document to WeParent. Please note that we support various file types, including PDF, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft PowerPoint. JPEGs and PNGs can also be uploaded, but they will appear in the Photos section of your WeParent library.
Note: Effective April 2023, we’ve disabled the option to upload files directly from your device’s library. This change is in response to an update from Apple that made the app the default option for sharing files, causing some inconvenience to our users.
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If you received an email invitation to join WeParent as a co-parent, family member, lawyer/mediator, or child (you must be over 13 to use WeParent), or are expecting to be invited soon, please see instructions below on how to accept your invitation. You’re always covered by the family subscription, so the use of the WeParent app is completely free for you.
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WeParent provides a 14-day free trial so that you can fully experience the app and see if it’s right for your family. You can cancel your trial anytime during the 14-day trial period. By the app store rules, you must cancel 24 hours before being billed, otherwise your iTunes or Google Play account will be charged. You have to do it directly through iTunes or Google Play, as they do not allow app developers to start or stop free trials or subscriptions. Here are step-by-step instructions on how to do it. Read more
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Summer is in full swing, and this year, it may look a little different. However, there are still plenty of ways to get your kids outside and away from their screens to get some fresh air and exercise. As you plan your summer vacations and family activities, consider these 8 tips for getting your kids outside:
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Any parent – moms, dads, stepfathers, stepmothers, single moms and single dads alike – will tell you that having a child is one of the greatest joys in life. Every parent also has a unique dynamic and relationship with their kids. The relationship between a single dad and his daughter, for instance, can be complex, scary and also deeply special.
Research has shown that kids with fathers who are involved and present in their lives are more likely to excel in school and have fewer behavioral issues. However, there are still challenges that any father/daughter relationship will inevitably encounter.
As you walk through puberty, social activities and her developing emotional maturity together, consider these 4 tips to connect with your daughter and build a strong relationship that will last a lifetime.
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WeParent is proud to partner with The Family Center of Tennessee. They are on a mission to break multigenerational cycles of child abuse, neglect, & trauma.
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How to use WeParent app for special occasions like birthdays
/in Divorce and separation /by SupportPay CEOWeParent is designed to help co-parents manage day-to-date parenting tasks, but it also helps make special occasions like birthdays or other holidays more special.
Here’s a video that demonstrates how you can use WeParent for your child’s birthday.
If you have any questions, please contact us at https://help.weparent.app/ and we’ll be glad to help!
How to maintain a long-lasting connection with your stepchildren after a divorce
/in Divorce and separation /by SupportPay CEOLiving in a blended family is both a challenge and a blessing. When marrying a person who already has children, you have to make an effort to build a relationship with the kids and understand what role you are going to play in their upbringing. Moreover, you need to ensure that everyone feels loved, heard, and appreciated and accept that it takes time to get used to the new family situation. After putting so much effort into connecting with your spouse’s children, it is no wonder that you grow close to them and consider them to be your own. Therefore, the trauma of divorcing your spouse is likely aggravated by the fact that the relationships with your stepchildren are now at risk.
Read moreHow do I Create an Irregular Custody Parenting Schedule?
/in How to use WeParent /by SupportPay CEOWeParent allows co-parents to create and manage custody schedules. We provide a wide variety of templates (e.g., Alternating Weeks, Every Other Weekend, 2-2-3, etc.). But some families have highly unusual or irregular schedules that don’t follow a simple pre-determined pattern. No worries, you can still create schedules on WeParent to match your parenting time agreement. Here’s how.
Read more
What to Do When You Unexpectedly Become a Guardian
/in Parenting advice /by SupportPay CEOGuest post by Patrick Hicks, the Head of Legal at Trust & Will
Life is unpredictable, and sometimes something we never thought would happen to us happens all of a sudden. If you are a godparent, uncle or aunt, or close friend, you may be listed as someone who will become the legal guardian of a dependent if their previous parent or guardian passes away, or else otherwise becomes unable to take care of them.
In addition to the emotional grief, turmoil and strain caused by a loved one’s sudden passing, there are many logistical issues to settle as well. And, especially if you’ve unexpectedly taken over legal guardianship of a minor or disabled person, you may be scrambling to figure out what your next steps should be. Let’s carefully move through a few steps you should take immediately if you find yourself unexpectedly becoming a legal guardian.
Read more
How do I upload a document to WeParent?
/in How to use WeParent /by SupportPay CEOHere are step-by-step instructions on how to upload a document to WeParent. Please note that we support various file types, including PDF, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft PowerPoint. JPEGs and PNGs can also be uploaded, but they will appear in the Photos section of your WeParent library.
Note: Effective April 2023, we’ve disabled the option to upload files directly from your device’s library. This change is in response to an update from Apple that made the app the default option for sharing files, causing some inconvenience to our users.
Read more
How do I accept an invitation to WeParent?
/in How to use WeParent /by SupportPay CEOIf you received an email invitation to join WeParent as a co-parent, family member, lawyer/mediator, or child (you must be over 13 to use WeParent), or are expecting to be invited soon, please see instructions below on how to accept your invitation. You’re always covered by the family subscription, so the use of the WeParent app is completely free for you.
Read more
How do I cancel my free WeParent trial with iTunes or Google Play?
/in How to use WeParent /by SupportPay CEOWeParent provides a 14-day free trial so that you can fully experience the app and see if it’s right for your family. You can cancel your trial anytime during the 14-day trial period. By the app store rules, you must cancel 24 hours before being billed, otherwise your iTunes or Google Play account will be charged. You have to do it directly through iTunes or Google Play, as they do not allow app developers to start or stop free trials or subscriptions. Here are step-by-step instructions on how to do it. Read more
8 Tips for Getting Your Kids Outside This Summer
/in Parenting advice /by SupportPay CEOGuest Post by Jenny Hart
Summer is in full swing, and this year, it may look a little different. However, there are still plenty of ways to get your kids outside and away from their screens to get some fresh air and exercise. As you plan your summer vacations and family activities, consider these 8 tips for getting your kids outside:
Read more
4 Ways Single Dads Can Connect with Their Daughter
/in Divorce and separation /by SupportPay CEOGuest post by Jenny Hart
Any parent – moms, dads, stepfathers, stepmothers, single moms and single dads alike – will tell you that having a child is one of the greatest joys in life. Every parent also has a unique dynamic and relationship with their kids. The relationship between a single dad and his daughter, for instance, can be complex, scary and also deeply special.
Research has shown that kids with fathers who are involved and present in their lives are more likely to excel in school and have fewer behavioral issues. However, there are still challenges that any father/daughter relationship will inevitably encounter.
As you walk through puberty, social activities and her developing emotional maturity together, consider these 4 tips to connect with your daughter and build a strong relationship that will last a lifetime.
Read more
WeParent is proud to support The Family Center of Tennessee
/in Divorce and separation /by SupportPay CEOWeParent is proud to partner with The Family Center of Tennessee. They are on a mission to break multigenerational cycles of child abuse, neglect, & trauma.
Read more