How to Co-Parent as a Team: Free Online Parenting Class
Presenter:
Presenter:
Jen Pla, M.Ed., BCBA, LBA
Jen Pla, M.Ed., BCBA, LBA
Date: As scheduled
Time: As scheduled
Location: Zoom
Custom Gift: All attendees will receive a complimentary printable designed to help reinforce the concepts taught in the class, making it easier to implement what you learn right away.
Cost: Free
Spots: 15
What It’s About
Co-parenting can be one of the most rewarding—and sometimes one of the most challenging—aspects of raising children. This class is designed to support parents who are navigating shared parenting across two households and want to build more ease, consistency, and collaboration into their co-parenting relationship.
In this class, we’ll explore how to move from conflict to connection by creating shared expectations, establishing clear boundaries, and developing a united approach to parenting. You’ll learn science-backed strategies for improving communication, reducing power struggles, and keeping the focus on what matters most: your child’s well-being.
We’ll cover how to manage differences in parenting styles without letting those differences create division, and how to respond to disagreements in a way that models emotional regulation and mutual respect. You’ll also explore ways to support smoother transitions between homes, create consistent routines, and develop co-parenting agreements that actually work in real life.
This class is especially helpful for parents who feel stuck in communication patterns that aren’t working, who are facing challenges in aligning parenting rules or values, or who want to create more stability for their children amid change. Whether your relationship with your co-parent is strained or cooperative, this class offers tools you can use to improve the dynamic and strengthen your child’s sense of security.
You’ll leave with practical, compassionate strategies you can apply right away—strategies that honor your unique situation and support your desire to show up as the kind of parent you want to be.
What to Expect
Below is the class outline and what you can expect to learn through attending
- Foundations of Co-Parenting
• Understanding what it means to parent as a team
• Shifting from conflict to collaboration
• The impact of aligned parenting on child development - Communication Strategies That Work
• How to communicate effectively with your co-parent
• Reducing misunderstandings and emotional reactivity
• Using neutral language to keep conversations focused on the child - Creating Consistency Across Households
• Establishing shared routines and expectations
• Managing different parenting styles with respect
• Supporting smooth transitions between homes - Navigating Boundaries and Conflict
• Setting healthy co-parenting boundaries
• Responding to disagreements without escalation
• Staying child-focused during difficult moments - Building a Strong Co-Parenting Plan
• What to include in a co-parenting agreement
• Tools for handling changes and unexpected events
• Keeping long-term goals and your child’s well-being at the center
Who Should Attend
This parenting class is for all parents and educators, including:
- Parents raising children between the ages of 2–12 who want to improve consistency and connection across two households
• Co-parents navigating shared custody, joint decision-making, or parallel parenting dynamics
• Single parents looking to establish healthy boundaries and communication with a former partner
• Blended families working to support children through transitions and changes in household structure
• Parents of children with autism, ADHD, or other unique needs who want individualized, supportive strategies
• Caregivers seeking practical tools to reduce conflict and improve emotional safety for their child
• Educators, counselors, or support professionals who work closely with co-parenting families and want to deepen their understanding
This class is designed to be inclusive, supportive, and adaptable to meet the needs of a wide range of family systems.
My Gift to You
*for attendees only
All attendees will receive a tailored resource designed to help reinforce the concepts taught in the class, so you can immediately apply what you’ve learned in a meaningful way. The goal is to provide you with something practical you can take with you and use right away.
Depending on the class topic, your gift may include:
- Printables to support structured routines and positive behavior.
- Behavior charts, reward charts, and sticker charts to encourage cooperation and reinforce good habits.
- Potty training charts to help guide your child through the process with consistency.
- Parenting printables and educational resources designed to promote emotional regulation, communication, and positive discipline.
- Parenting guides with expert-backed strategies to help you navigate common challenges with confidence.
Each gift is intentionally selected to align with the skills and techniques covered in the class, making it easier for you to implement what you’ve learned. Whether it’s a visual tool, structured plan, or step-by-step guide, you’ll walk away with a valuable resource you can start using immediately to create a calmer, more connected home.
About the Presenter
Jen Pla, M.Ed., BCBA, LBA
Hi! I'm a Family Alignment Coach with 24+ years of experience guiding parents through the challenges and joys of raising children. I combine my experience in behavior analysis, education and meditation to create personalized parenting plans that help families connect, communicate more effectively and co-create a life they love. When I'm not supporting families, you'll find me hiking, camping, meditating, or practicing yoga at my local studio in Encinitas, California.
Jen Pla, M.Ed., BCBA, LBA
Hi! I'm a Family Alignment Coach with 24+ years of experience guiding parents through the challenges and joys of raising children. I combine my experience in behavior analysis, education and meditation to create personalized parenting plans that help families connect, communicate more effectively and co-create a life they love. When I'm not supporting families, you'll find me hiking, camping, meditating, or practicing yoga at my local studio in Encinitas, California.
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RSVP Information
After you RSVP below, you will receive an email with the Zoom link to attend the class at the scheduled date and time. We try to schedule our classes during typical lunch breaks, so you can join from the comfort of your home, car, or anywhere that fits your schedule, making it easy to participate without disrupting your day.
To ensure a stress-free and private learning experience, your video and audio will remain off throughout the session. At the end of the class, we will host a live Q&A session, where you’ll have the opportunity to ask questions via the chat feature and receive guidance in a comfortable, distraction-free environment.
Please note that this class will be recorded, and by RSVPing, you acknowledge and consent to being part of the recording. The recording may be used for educational purposes, marketing, or future course content. Any chat questions or participant interactions included in the recording will remain anonymous.
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Jen@alignedfamilies.com. If you’d like to invite a partner, friend, or relative, please forward this link so they can register separately. Each participant will need to RSVP individually to attend the class.
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