By Mara Miller
In the latest celebrity parenting news, Khloe Kardashian is upset with Tristan Thompson for not being more involved in their daughter’s life. Celebrity baby, True, is 11 months old. While Kardashian understands that he has a busy NBA schedule and lives in Cleveland, Thompson has shown little interest in seeing his daughter. He has more of an “I’ll see her when I see her” attitude, according to a source from UsMagazine.com. The celebrity exes split after rumors of Thompson cheating with Jordyn Woods, although that wasn’t the first time, with Thompson also being unfaithful during Kardashian’s pregnancy with True.
These celebrity parents are at odds with one another. What are some ways to stay on the same page with your child’s other parent?
Cupid’s Advice:Â
Staying on the same page with your child’s parent when the two of you aren’t together anymore can become difficult, especially when the other parent doesn’t seem like he or she wants to be involved in actively co-parenting. Cupid has some tips on how to communicate more efficiently:
1. Communicate: You’re both going to have to talk to each other eventually, and this can be hard if the breakup wasn’t easy. But you will both need to speak to each other eventually for your child. And keep the conversations about the child only. Everything else isn’t relevant.
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2. Try to understand the other parent: Even though you might not be a couple anymore, trying to understand your child’s parent is important in getting them to listen to you. It’s not out of line to ask for their work schedule or to plan ahead far in advance when they can take the time off to spend with your child.
Related Link: Celebrity News: Jordyn Woods Also Hooked Up With Khloe Kardashian’s Ex James Harden
3. Be flexible: If you can be flexible with the other parent, it’s likely that they will be more willing to work with you later. That way, when something does come up and you need them to take your child, then they’ll be more willing to cooperate.
What are some ways to work with your child’s other parent? Let us know in the comments below!
