Look for the difficult overlaps
Put each child’s care periods next to the school calendar. Find the days when children need to be in different places at the same time. Those are the days to assign transport and a backup first.
Make the plan specific to the child
An entry for all children may be convenient, but use a child-specific entry when their arrangements differ. Check both the child’s name and the adult responsible before saving a change.
Agree how adults participate
Talk about who handles routine updates and who needs to respond to a request. Do not make a step-parent the automatic messenger or assume a family label settles decision-making authority.
Choose CoFam roles with care
CoFam’s parent and step-parent roles can access financial records and approvals. Other roles have more limited access. These permissions do not distinguish biological relationships or establish legal authority. Review membership limits and roles before inviting more people.
Can one child stay while another changes homes?
Yes. CoFam supports child-specific schedule entries.
How does CoFam decide who can review a change?
Access follows the selected app roles and approval setup. Review both before inviting someone.
Give the dates and decisions a shared home. → Explore CoFam’s calendar