Our children need to know that both parents love and are proud of them. It's not always easy. The two parents may want to consider consulting a third party. Perhaps a neutral family member would be in a position to offer advice on a topic of dissention. There are many other valuable resources available throughout the community.
Local bookstores offer a wealth of information on parenting skills.
There is also a variety of informative parenting classes which are open to the public. Combine Our job now is to discover each parent's strengths, be it a sense of humor, an abundance of patience, and ability to encourage your child in sports, a particular skill at boosting your child's ego through encouragement, or a hobby that you can share. Also, think about where you should let the other parent step in, because of some particular quirk in your own personality make-up, where they may be stronger. It's kind of like baking a cake. Chocolate is wonderful, but if your only ingredient is chocolate, your cake won't rise.