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The other parent is not a legal custodian or residential parent, but does have the right to see and spend time with the child pursuant to a parenting schedule.  \nCritical to the success of any parenting time schedule is flexibility and the absence of conflict between the parties. Studies support that regular and consistent contact between a child and both parents – free of conflict – is important to the health, growth, and development of a child. Essential to the success of a parenting time schedule is the parties' willingness to be flexible, cooperative, and respectful of the changing needs of a child as they develop.  \nThis Court recognizes that each situation is different, and each child is different. It is preferred that parents tailor the parenting schedule to meet the specific needs of their child(ren) .  \nThis schedule has been designed to take into consideration the changes and needs of children as they develop, as well as family dynamics. When a child is very young, or there has been extended time without regular contact, frequent but shorter periods of parenting time are necessary to prepare a child for the transition to longer periods of parenting time. As children develop and bonds are enhanced, extended periods of parenting time become more appropriate. In any case, consistency in parenting time is helpful for both parents and the child(ren) .  \nAlthough parents may consider a child's wishes and concerns in determining parenting schedules, this should not be the controlling factor. If a child indicates strong opposition to being with the other parent, both parents are responsible for encouraging the child to have a positive relationship with both parents. The parents must work together to alleviate these issues without confrontation or argument. If they cannot resolve the problem, the parents should seek the assistance of a counselor or other professional. It is the duty of each parent to foster an environment that avoids such problems and makes certain the child(ren) has a healthy ongoing relationship with both parents.  \nIf parents are unable to agree on a parenting schedule, this Court will decide what is best for their child(ren). A Court-imposed parenting schedule is not a judgment by this Court that one parent is better than the other. It is based solely on what is best for the child(ren) in the current circumstances.  \nA. General Considerations  \nFor purposes of this order,   shall be designated Parent 1, and   shall be designated as Parent 2.  \nParties with children in more than one age group should agree to adapt the schedule to best suit the needs of the children.  \nB. Regular Parenting Schedule By Age  \nBirth to 6 Months:  \nParent 2 shall have parenting time three days each week: Tuesdays from 4P-7P, Thursdays from 4P-7P, and Sundays from 1P-5P.  \nParent 1 shall have all other regular parenting time.  \n\n| MON | TUES | WED | THURS | FRI | SAT | SUN |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Parent 1 | Parent 2\u003Cbr>4P-7P | Parent 1 | Parent 2\u003Cbr>4P-7P | Parent 1 | Parent 1 | Parent 2\u003Cbr>12P-4P |\n| Parent 1 | Parent 2\u003Cbr>4P-7P | Parent 1 | Parent 2\u003Cbr>4P-7P | Parent 1 | Parent 1 | Parent 2\u003Cbr>12P-4P |\n\nEach parent shall pick up the minor child(ren) from the other parent's home at the beginning of their respective parenting times. If the parties do not agree to exchange the child(ren) at eachother's homes, all exchanges ofthe minor child(ren) shall occur at a neutral third party location (daycare, gas station, or grocery store, for example) .  \nSix Months to 2 Years:  \nParent 2 shall have non-overnight parenting time two days each week: Tuesdays from 4P-7P and Thursdays from 4P-7P. Parent 2 shall also have one overnight each week: Saturday at 4PM until Sunday at 4PM.  \nParent 1 shall have all other regula","cbCaiiKypQSRAyJZ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiKypQSRAyJZ","pdf",195483,7,"English","# General Considerations\n## Regular Parenting Schedule By Age","[{\"question\":\"When can one parent be designated the sole residential parent and legal custodian?\",\"answer\":\"If shared parenting is not in the child’s best interest, one parent is designated the sole residential parent and legal custodian. 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