Co-parenting calmly through perimenopause symptoms
Separation does not end family life; it reorganizes it across schedules, households, new partners, and children’s changing needs. Daughtry keeps the focus on what children experience rather than on winning the adult conflict. Her practical guidance around communication, transitions, consistency, and remarriage becomes especially valuable when perimenopause symptoms reduce patience or emotional bandwidth. Its relevance reaches beyond logistics into self-regulation: calm co-parenting does not require friendship, but it does require boundaries, predictable systems, and protection from making children carry the divorce’s emotional weight. That makes it a family-systems book as much as a logistics manual.
About Tammy Daughtry
Tammy Daughtry became a single mother after divorce in 2001 and raised her daughter between two homes before remarrying into a blended family. Her co-parenting work grew directly from living the logistics, grief, and long-term responsibility she now teaches.
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