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where we keep you updated on news about parenting as it relates
to division of responsibilities, career versus home decisions,
work/life balance, and legislative and grass-roots movements toward
equality or better choices for families. We'll also throw in our
opinions of life as equal parents in a nonequal world, regardless of
what's in the news. 
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Thursday, November 16, 2006Welcome to the blog! We hope this section of the website will be the start of a great conversation between us and you. As it grows, we stand ready to expand other sections of EquallySharedParenting.com into multi-author forums as well. So comment early and often.
posted by Amy @ 8:28 PM
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Yes This section really help us to start a new conversation.
Equally shared parenting is a great way to ensure that all children receive adequate love, attention, and parenting. It is important for families to create an environment in which vocal support, shared decision making, and collaboration are common values. For couples who are dedicated to this type of parenting, it can be a very rewarding and gratifying experience. I think the focus on shared efforts, responsibilities, and power is a wonderful model to allow children to witness equality and commitment from both parents.
Equally Shared Parenting (ESP) is a parenting arrangement where responsibilities and duties related to child-rearing and household tasks are shared equally between both parents. In an ESP model, both partners strive for an equitable distribution of parenting duties, including childcare, housework, and decision-making. This approach promotes a balanced and collaborative parenting dynamic, challenging traditional gender roles and fostering shared responsibility.
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