Navigating 2-2-3 Custody Schedules with Toddlers: A Parent's Guide

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The user is seeking advice on whether a 2-2-3 custody schedule is appropriate for a toddler who is almost two years old. They are concerned about the frequent transitions, potential inconsistency in routines, and the impact on their child’s sense of security, especially since the child is still breastfed and has primarily been cared for by the user. The user is proposing a slower progression towards 50/50 custody, with the child maintaining a primary home base. The other parent, who has recently expressed a desire for 50/50 custody, works early and relies on their mother for childcare support. The post highlights the current limited visitation schedule and the user’s hesitation about the demanding nature of a 2-2-3 schedule for a very young child. The article should discuss the pros and cons of 2-2-3 schedules for toddlers, alternatives to consider, and tips for parents navigating custody arrangements with very young children, emphasizing stability and the child’s developmental needs.

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