I am Great, I am Awsome , I am Amazing, I am Thoughtful, I am kind, I am loving, I am caring, I am funny, I am smart, I’m a big boy, I’m a soldier, I’m a warrior, I am Me
Awesome! Our children, regardless of their parent's relationship status, want just five things: love, acknowledgment, inclusion, joy, & opportunities. Should it really be that hard to get out of our feelings to let them feel like their life matters too? After divorce, nothing tells our kids they are still important like truly great co-parenting.
Wow, this video by Ebony Roberts and Shaka Senghor is so inspiring! It's incredible to see how they were able to put their differences aside and prioritize their child's well-being as co-parents, even after their breakup. Their approach of being allies instead of adversaries is a game-changer for those struggling with co-parenting. Their story is a testament to the power of forgiveness and the importance of putting our children first. Watching this talk is a must for anyone seeking guidance on how to co-parent successfully after a breakup.
The first three minutes hit me hard. This whole time I’m blaming him but really, I’m the one to blame because I’m acting off of a hurt mentality and not love.
This is good. Acknowledging the love that once was and allowing it to fuel the love for a shared child. It's aspiring. Thanks for sharing. Me and my daughter's father are in a good space now and it is nice to see other people who are in that same good space.
Horrible marriage, wonderfull co-parents. I don't know if I should be happy or not, because your son will still grow up in a broken home, no matter how good of a co-parent you are. At the end of the day, I hope it will work out for your son.
I honestly have no clue what the point of this Ted talk is. It was just stories with some exposition all followed by meaningless call and response. They barely touch on love and coparenting at all. They’re both there for him and talk every night. Ok...?
So she corresponded with a man in prison for murder, then started a family with him? She has a PhD. She could have done so much better and her family would still be intact to this day if she made better choices in her men.
She probably would agreed on what you said. Unfortunately time can't get winded back to reconsider choices. Probably she won't make the same choice as she did I'm guessing
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"fostering trust to coexist as parents" this takes maturity from both sides.
I could feel the love they have for each other. You could tell their breakup took a lot. Thank you so much for this.
Screaming from my roof top, love is capable of so much good.
So beautiful. I cried through the entire talk. Thank you for doing this.
I am Great, I am Awsome , I am Amazing, I am Thoughtful, I am kind, I am loving, I am caring, I am funny, I am smart, I’m a big boy, I’m a soldier, I’m a warrior, I am Me
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I needed to see this ❤ Amazing
Awesome! Our children, regardless of their parent's relationship status, want just five things: love, acknowledgment, inclusion, joy, & opportunities. Should it really be that hard to get out of our feelings to let them feel like their life matters too? After divorce, nothing tells our kids they are still important like truly great co-parenting.
Wow, this video by Ebony Roberts and Shaka Senghor is so inspiring! It's incredible to see how they were able to put their differences aside and prioritize their child's well-being as co-parents, even after their breakup. Their approach of being allies instead of adversaries is a game-changer for those struggling with co-parenting. Their story is a testament to the power of forgiveness and the importance of putting our children first. Watching this talk is a must for anyone seeking guidance on how to co-parent successfully after a breakup.
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I'm working overnight shift and crying at work. I commend your honor for your family and the love you want to extend to your son❤
The first three minutes hit me hard. This whole time I’m blaming him but really, I’m the one to blame because I’m acting off of a hurt mentality and not love.
watching in 2024 and girl I agree with you 100 percent I have been living and acting out of hurt which has breaded nothing but hurt. Its time to LOVE!
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Made me cry, thank you, beautiful
How in the world this doesn't have a million views🤷♂️
This is my cousin💗💗💗
Good job 👏 👏👏
Well done, both of you.
Her book brought me here. I admire both of them.
This brought tears to my eyes. Goodness, I have work to do.
This is good. Acknowledging the love that once was and allowing it to fuel the love for a shared child. It's aspiring. Thanks for sharing. Me and my daughter's father are in a good space now and it is nice to see other people who are in that same good space.
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Love is the greatest SUPERPOWER!
Love is your SuperPower!
Loved it
Beautiful
Awesome!!!
I love this
I cry every time I watch this.
They are still in love with each other. But, this is beautiful.
How beautiful 😍
Yass
Horrible marriage, wonderfull co-parents. I don't know if I should be happy or not, because your son will still grow up in a broken home, no matter how good of a co-parent you are. At the end of the day, I hope it will work out for your son.
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I honestly have no clue what the point of this Ted talk is. It was just stories with some exposition all followed by meaningless call and response. They barely touch on love and coparenting at all. They’re both there for him and talk every night. Ok...?
So she corresponded with a man in prison for murder, then started a family with him? She has a PhD. She could have done so much better and her family would still be intact to this day if she made better choices in her men.
Okay Mr Perfect!!
Don’t judge
Wow that’s what you picked up
But wait... how do you know the latter of your comment?! 🙄🙄🙄
She probably would agreed on what you said. Unfortunately time can't get winded back to reconsider choices. Probably she won't make the same choice as she did I'm guessing