How to raise a child together while living apart
In short: Ebony Roberts and Shaka Senghor share their personal approach to co-parenting. They discuss how to maintain an equal, active partnership to protect a child from the fallout of a breakup.
The video explores the transition from a romantic relationship to an intentional co-parenting partnership. Roberts and Senghor describe their method as an equal and active collaboration designed to guide their son through the world with intention.
Rather than becoming adversaries, they focus on a partnership that adapts to challenges and prioritizes the well-being of their child.
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