Co-Parenting
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What is Co-Parenting?
If you are here, you may already know about it - co-parenting (also called platonic parenting) is typically where two single people agree to have a child and parent together. However, it can also be two couples who agree to do the same or even a couple and a single person.
Single People Co-Parenting
If you are a single man or woman (regardless of your sexual orientation) and you want to have a child and share parenting duties, co-parenting could well be for you. People frequently fail to find a partner to have a child with, but the need to have a child remains strong.
Lesbian or Gay Couples Co-Parenting
Lesbian or gay couples can also agree to be co-parents, sharing parental duties between both couples.
Finding a Co-Parent
Finding a co-parent on PollenTree is easier - when you complete your profile, suitable co-parents are automatically recommended to you on your profile page.
You can also search on PollenTree for co-parents. You can find a co-parent in your country or someone local to you by searching by state/county and town/city.
Why Co-Parent?
Some people have life circumstances that make finding a partner more difficult, such as busy careers or working antisocial hours. Like many people, they have not found the right person or been with someone they thought wanted children but have now decided they don't. Life is sometimes complicated. Co-parenting allows you to overcome these challenges and look forward to the challenges of parenting with someone else who wants children.
Finding the Right Co-Parent
From experience, we have found the most successful co-parents are those who take their time to find the right match. The beauty of co-parenting is that both parties have the same end goal, which is clear from the beginning. We encourage prospective co-parents to discuss everything. No amount of planning is too much. A key part is parenting styles and what you want for your child or children. Discussing this from the outset always has a positive impact. So take your time and talk about everything you want for your children.
Successful Co-Parenting
We already have thousands of members who have met on PollenTree and are now co-parenting their children. Some are even planning more children together.
Join PollenTree Today
Join PollenTree to find your co-parent match
More Information on Co-Parenting
UK Co-Parenting Law
News about Co-Parenting
Join PollenTree Today
We have thousands of members looking to co-parent.
What is Co-Parenting?
If you are here, you may already know about it - co-parenting (also called platonic parenting) is typically where two single people agree to have a child and parent together. However, it can also be two couples who agree to do the same or even a couple and a single person.
Single People Co-Parenting
If you are a single man or woman (regardless of your sexual orientation) and you want to have a child and share parenting duties, co-parenting could well be for you. People frequently fail to find a partner to have a child with, but the need to have a child remains strong.
Lesbian or Gay Couples Co-Parenting
Lesbian or gay couples can also agree to be co-parents, sharing parental duties between both couples.
Finding a Co-Parent
Finding a co-parent on PollenTree is easier - when you complete your profile, suitable co-parents are automatically recommended to you on your profile page.
You can also search on PollenTree for co-parents. You can find a co-parent in your country or someone local to you by searching by state/county and town/city.
Why Co-Parent?
Some people have life circumstances that make finding a partner more difficult, such as busy careers or working antisocial hours. Like many people, they have not found the right person or been with someone they thought wanted children but have now decided they don't. Life is sometimes complicated. Co-parenting allows you to overcome these challenges and look forward to the challenges of parenting with someone else who wants children.
Finding the Right Co-Parent
From experience, we have found the most successful co-parents are those who take their time to find the right match. The beauty of co-parenting is that both parties have the same end goal, which is clear from the beginning. We encourage prospective co-parents to discuss everything. No amount of planning is too much. A key part is parenting styles and what you want for your child or children. Discussing this from the outset always has a positive impact. So take your time and talk about everything you want for your children.
Successful Co-Parenting
We already have thousands of members who have met on PollenTree and are now co-parenting their children. Some are even planning more children together.
Join PollenTree Today
Join PollenTree to find your co-parent match
More Information on Co-Parenting
UK Co-Parenting Law
News about Co-Parenting
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