Organizing for School as a Long Distance Parent
As a long distance parent, staying organized for school is a slightly hairier mess. You don't have little voices around telling you to remember the bake sale. Because out of…
As a long distance parent, staying organized for school is a slightly hairier mess. You don't have little voices around telling you to remember the bake sale. Because out of…
Rick Ortiz posted an interesting article about virtual visitation that I presume is by Richard Coffee. Unfortunately, between the two captcha systems, I couldn't get my comment to post. So…
"Technology is making it easier for noncustodial, divorced parents to maintain their bond with their children.
So you've got your webcam set up and you are both seeing each other. Now what? Here are some activities that work well for internet visitation.
And it was then that I realized that he and she have adapted to this whole distance family thing. They are cool with it and they are adept at keeping those relationships alive. I taught them that. What a proud moment in distance parenting.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel ran this story on virtual visitation on their front page today. I did an interview for the story with reporter, Stacy Forster. My quote wound up bolded along side the front page story. I carefully printed the clippings Michael Gough sent me along with the internet version, stapled it together and I plan on stashing it away to show my son.