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EPISODE · Feb 16, 2021 · 30 MIN

EPISODE 066 | Why Some Divorced Parents Stay Friends with Ed Rosenberger

from Human Amplified · host Brandi Fleck

Divorce is often treated as the end of a relationship, but for parents, it's also the beginning of a new one.While many families navigate conflict, custody battles, or years of lingering resentment, some parents make a different choice. Not because the divorce was easy, but because their child's well-being matters more than winning, being right, or holding onto old hurts.Ed Rosenberger shares how he, his ex-wife Aly, and her fiancé built a co-parenting relationship rooted in communication, respect, and shared responsibility. Their story challenges common assumptions about divorce, blended families, and what it means to truly put a child first.From introducing a new father figure to maintaining consistency across households, Ed reflects on the decisions that helped their son adapt to a major life change without turning his world upside down.

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Ed Rosenberger shares how communication, mutual respect, and a child-first mindset helped him, his ex-wife, and her fiancé build a successful co-parenting relationship after divorce.

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