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Most co-parenting advice assumes two emotionally healthy adults who can communicate in good faith. That advice fails completely when you are co-parenting with a narcissistic, high-conflict, or emotionally abusive ex.

If you’ve been told to “communicate better,” “be flexible,” “put the kids first,” or “just ignore the conflict,” this video explains why that guidance often makes things worse in toxic co-parenting dynamics.

In high-conflict narcissistic relationships, co-parenting becomes a tool for control, manipulation, retaliation, and image management. Traditional co-parenting strategies can unintentionally:

Reward bad behavior

Increase conflict

Create legal and emotional risk

Expose children to ongoing instability

This video breaks down:

Why standard co-parenting advice doesn’t apply to narcissistic exes

The difference between co-parenting and parallel parenting

How narcissistic manipulation shows up in custody and communication

Why boundaries matter more than cooperation

How to protect your nervous system and your children

What actually works in high-conflict divorce and custody cases

If you are dealing with:

A narcissistic co-parent

High-conflict divorce or custody battles

Emotional abuse after separation

Weaponized co-parenting

Court-involved parenting or parenting apps

This video is for you.

You are not failing at co-parenting — the advice you were given was never designed for this situation.