What happens if you cant be co-parents?

If co-parenting isn't feasible, communication and collaboration may break down, leading to increased conflict and stress for both parents and their children. In such cases, it may be necessary to establish formal arrangements through legal custody agreements or mediation. Prioritizing the child's well-being and maintaining a supportive environment becomes essential, even if parents cannot work together effectively. Ultimately, finding alternative support systems and resources can help both parents navigate their responsibilities more successfully.