The Benefits of Bird Nesting for Children's Stability - with Ann Gold Buscho

"The key is that it keeps the children stable. It keeps their routines consistent. There's a lot less upheaval and chaos for the children. It's a very child centered approach to separation and divorce." - Ann Gold Buscho

Ann Gold Buscho, a licensed clinical psychologist, is renowned for her expertise in family dynamics surrounding divorce, with a particular emphasis on child-centered solutions. As the author of "The Parents Guide to Bird Nesting: A Child-Centered Solution to Co-Parenting During Separation and Divorce," she advocates for bird nesting as a strategy to mitigate the negative impacts of divorce on children by ensuring stability and consistency in their environment. Buscho underscores the importance of prioritizing children's welfare by setting aside personal conflicts and fostering effective co-parenting through open communication and collaboration. Her work offers practical tools and guidance to help parents navigate the complexities of bird nesting, including addressing financial and logistical considerations, to create a harmonious and supportive arrangement for their children.

Key Takeaways:
• Bird nesting is a child-centered approach to divorce that provides stability and consistency for children.

• Financial and logistical considerations are crucial when implementing a bird nesting arrangement.

• Short-term nesting can have a positive impact on children by offering a stable transition during separation.

• Having clear agreements in place for nesting arrangements is essential for co-parenting success.

• Establishing a clear budget and separate accounts for nesting expenses is crucial for financial stability.


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