Better, Not Bitter: 3 Social Media Don’ts for Coparents

Posted by Rene Syler | Jan 13, 2016 | Better, Not Bitter, Family & Home, The Latest | 0 |

Better, Not Bitter:
3 Social Media Don’ts for Coparents

Post-divorce most parents want to keep the peace. Then there are the folks that want to keep the fires burning. Not the home fires though. They been there, done that. No, these fires are between the exes.

When you add social media to the mix, things can go from 0 to 100 extremely fast. If you are dealing with a contentious ex, adhering to these suggestions can help to keep the peace.

2. Don't Use Social Media to Communicate

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If you want to send a message to your children’s parent, please use email or text. Posting a message on their Facebook wall or via Twitter exposes your communication to the world. Keep your business quiet, people.

About The Author

Rene Syler

Rene Syler is a wife, mother, breast cancer advocate and television personality whose burning desire to tell the truth about modern motherhood led her to create GoodEnoughMother.com. When not spending time with her family or burning something for dinner, Rene travels the country as host of Sweet Retreats on The Live Well Network and Exhale on Aspire.