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Holiday Splits | How We Split Holidays: Co-Parenting Thanksgiving & Christmas

Holiday splits without the mess—Cedric & Devorah break down how to share Thanksgiving & Christmas like grown folks. In this episode, we get practical about co-parenting the holidays: alternating years, splitting the day, or celebrating early so nobody feels robbed. We also talk long-distance years vs. living closer, how to handle the “I’m missing out” feeling, and a Confessional on kids bonding with a new partner. Spoiler: Memories are better than the calendar date. Peace + clarity beat rigid rules every time. What You’ll Get: ✅ Real custody options: alternate, split, or offset the day ✅ Long-distance vs. local logistics (and why flexibility wins) ✅ How to manage “missing out” without turning it into a fight ✅ Blended-family etiquette with new partners ✅ The Confessional: “It stings watching my kids love his new partner” TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 – Check-In: Why holidays trigger co-parents 2:40 – Our past setups (long-distance vs. local) 6:15 – Options that work: alternate, split, or celebrate early 12:30 – Communicating the plan like adults 16:45 – Handling the “I’m missing out” feeling 20:30 – Blended-family boundaries with new partners 23:10 – The Confessional: Jealousy vs. what’s best for the kids 27:30 – Takeaways & next steps SUBMIT YOUR CONFESSION: Got a co-parenting story, question, or confession? We want to hear it. 📧 Email: thecoparentgoals@gmail.com 📲 DM us: @TheCoParentGoals on Instagram FOLLOW US: Instagram: @TheCoParentGoals YouTube: Subscribe for new episodes every other Wednesday ABOUT THE SHOW: Confessions of a Co-Parent is real talk about raising kids after love. Hosts Cedric & Devorah keep it honest, unfiltered, and unscripted. New 30-minute episodes drop every other Wednesday. You'll laugh. You'll feel seen. And you'll leave with language that actually helps. #CoParenting #CoParentGoals #Podcast #SingleParenting #BlendedFamily #Divorce #Relationships #Parenting #BlackPodcastRetry