Are You Mature Enough To Coparent?
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19 Jan 2023, 03:59 GMT+10
Are you mature enough to coparent? Let's be honest coparenting is not for the faint of heart and can be especially hard when you don't have the tools or resources to foster a healthy coparenting relationship. The good news is, there's a podcast for that.
Join Wes Watkins, Eric Lowery, and Doreen Purnell as they take a deep dive into topics surrounding co-parenting issues and find healthy solutions on their new podcast, AYME. The AYME Podcast is a safe space to discuss uncomfortable topics. Their mission is to provide healthy and mature solutions to unforeseen issues that occur when parental support is lacking.
Dorian "The Groomer" Purnell is a licensed master barber, entrepreneur, author, and CEO of the non profit Fade 4 The Grade. Wes Watkins is a father of two, musician/artist, author and entrepreneur. Eric Lowery is a husband, father, owner of Connexion clothing and COO of 90/10 Fitness. Together they are building a community where people can be honest and direct about their struggles and discover real resolutions.
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