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Co-Parenting with a Narcissistic Ex: Protect Your Child from a Toxic Parent & Start Healing from Emotional Abuse in Your Relationship | Tips & Tricks for Co-Parenting with a Narcissist
Are you desperately trying to understand how to deal with a relationship with a narcissist?Would you like to learn how to recognize if your partner is a narcissist?Eager to know how to protect your child from a toxic relationship?If the answer is YES, then keep on reading because this guide is perfect for you!
When you start a relationship, everything seems lovely, you walk a meter above the sky, and the partner looks like an angel. Then the relationship goes on, a child is born, and slowly you realize that the partner is no longer that understanding and affectionate person you knew. Without realizing it, you find yourself trapped in a toxic relationship.
When you recognize your partner is a narcissistic person who undermines your freedom, your psycho-physical health, and the relationship with your child, you feel desperate, and you don't know where to turn to.
This guide gives you a solution to get out of this situation and the necessary information to protect your child from a narcissistic parent.
In this book, you will discover:
How To Understand And Recognize The Language Of The NarcissistHow To Get Over A Toxic Relationship, deal with an abusive ex, and break free from the controlling sociopathWays To Build Resilience In Children when sharing parenting with a former narcissistSpecific Advice For Each Age Of Your ChildFacing False Allegations Of Child Abuse And Domestic ViolenceHow To Avoid Parental Alienation Syndrome and techniques for talking to your children to foster honesty and trust... & Lot More!
You've probably endured tremendous pain at the hands of your partner, and your ex's manipulative and selfish behaviors are almost certain to continue after the breakup.
Thanks to the help of this guide, you will learn how to deal with your ex and protect your child, rediscovering a sense of peace and serenity together with new self-esteem.
What are you waiting for?
Order Your Copy NOW and Start Investing In Your Child's Happiness Today!
When you start a relationship, everything seems lovely, you walk a meter above the sky, and the partner looks like an angel. Then the relationship goes on, a child is born, and slowly you realize that the partner is no longer that understanding and affectionate person you knew. Without realizing it, you find yourself trapped in a toxic relationship.
When you recognize your partner is a narcissistic person who undermines your freedom, your psycho-physical health, and the relationship with your child, you feel desperate, and you don't know where to turn to.
This guide gives you a solution to get out of this situation and the necessary information to protect your child from a narcissistic parent.
In this book, you will discover:
How To Understand And Recognize The Language Of The NarcissistHow To Get Over A Toxic Relationship, deal with an abusive ex, and break free from the controlling sociopathWays To Build Resilience In Children when sharing parenting with a former narcissistSpecific Advice For Each Age Of Your ChildFacing False Allegations Of Child Abuse And Domestic ViolenceHow To Avoid Parental Alienation Syndrome and techniques for talking to your children to foster honesty and trust... & Lot More!
You've probably endured tremendous pain at the hands of your partner, and your ex's manipulative and selfish behaviors are almost certain to continue after the breakup.
Thanks to the help of this guide, you will learn how to deal with your ex and protect your child, rediscovering a sense of peace and serenity together with new self-esteem.
What are you waiting for?
Order Your Copy NOW and Start Investing In Your Child's Happiness Today!
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Published January 5, 2023
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February 14, 2023
Am I the only one that felt disappointed by this book? I find that very hard to believe. Here is my take...
1st. The first HALF of the book talks about traits of a narcissistic person (46% if you want to get technical). While those are all great things to know, it was not why I purchased this book. It is also not what the title or description of this book leads people to believe. I have my degree in Psychology and this book only scratches the surface of things I already know. I KNOW that my ex is narcissistic, and I was looking for more help into dealing with him.
2nd. The last half of the book does finally talk about co-parenting with a narcissistic person. However, the author often swaps terms back and forth. For example, those that have legal custody and physical custody, the custodial parent and the non-custodial parent, ad-litems and mediators, and so forth.
When you finally arrive at the advice the author DOES provide then isn't much other than to stay positive, stay involved in your kids life, don't talk bad about the other parent, and accept that the narcissistic parent will not be cooperative.
Once again, those are things I already knew.
3rd. Along with the fact that the author swaps terms and it is hard to keep up, there are also many misspellings in this book. There are short chapters, including some that are only 2-3 pages long. It gives the feeling of being written and published without professional help.
4th. I wanted to like this book. There are not many out there that are written specifically on this topic, but by the end I was disappointed that I had wasted my money. I went back and looked at the reviews that I could find and many people say that it "confirmed" what they already knew or that it "encouraged" them to stay on course.
If you are like me and you have a narcissistic ex that twists every word you say. That refuses to co-parent. That undermines everything that you try to do. Then I promise you that you have learned more on your own than this book can provide you.
1st. The first HALF of the book talks about traits of a narcissistic person (46% if you want to get technical). While those are all great things to know, it was not why I purchased this book. It is also not what the title or description of this book leads people to believe. I have my degree in Psychology and this book only scratches the surface of things I already know. I KNOW that my ex is narcissistic, and I was looking for more help into dealing with him.
2nd. The last half of the book does finally talk about co-parenting with a narcissistic person. However, the author often swaps terms back and forth. For example, those that have legal custody and physical custody, the custodial parent and the non-custodial parent, ad-litems and mediators, and so forth.
When you finally arrive at the advice the author DOES provide then isn't much other than to stay positive, stay involved in your kids life, don't talk bad about the other parent, and accept that the narcissistic parent will not be cooperative.
Once again, those are things I already knew.
3rd. Along with the fact that the author swaps terms and it is hard to keep up, there are also many misspellings in this book. There are short chapters, including some that are only 2-3 pages long. It gives the feeling of being written and published without professional help.
4th. I wanted to like this book. There are not many out there that are written specifically on this topic, but by the end I was disappointed that I had wasted my money. I went back and looked at the reviews that I could find and many people say that it "confirmed" what they already knew or that it "encouraged" them to stay on course.
If you are like me and you have a narcissistic ex that twists every word you say. That refuses to co-parent. That undermines everything that you try to do. Then I promise you that you have learned more on your own than this book can provide you.
June 21, 2023
keep a narcissistic ex from damaging you and your child
The author explains how a narcissist acts and how a narcissist can be toxic to your child when co-parenting. The author provides strategies for dealing with a narcissist and how to keep from being undermined and taken advantage of.
The author explains how a narcissist acts and how a narcissist can be toxic to your child when co-parenting. The author provides strategies for dealing with a narcissist and how to keep from being undermined and taken advantage of.
January 14, 2024
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May 15, 2023
Too close to home
This was a very difficult read since most parts I’ve either lived through or am experiencing now. My only TRUE complaint was the author needed a better editor and/or proofreader; the grammatical mistakes are plentiful and distracting.
This was a very difficult read since most parts I’ve either lived through or am experiencing now. My only TRUE complaint was the author needed a better editor and/or proofreader; the grammatical mistakes are plentiful and distracting.
September 21, 2024
This book is okay, but…
I felt the book was good until I was almost done and I noticed she stated the mother is usually the non-custodial parent. And I'm thinking long so this book is stating if the mother is the abuser. Got it.
I felt the book was good until I was almost done and I noticed she stated the mother is usually the non-custodial parent. And I'm thinking long so this book is stating if the mother is the abuser. Got it.
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