Who has the children when?
A custody schedule is most useful when the regular pattern is easy to understand. YAAGI helps keep stays, handovers and important appointments visible in one practical calendar.
Practical planning for separated parents
When children move between two homes, schedules can quickly become scattered across chats, calendars and last-minute changes. A clear co-parenting calendar helps everyone see where the children are and what is coming up.
A custody schedule is most useful when the regular pattern is easy to understand. YAAGI helps keep stays, handovers and important appointments visible in one practical calendar.
School, clubs, medical appointments and other activities do not have to be scattered across different messages. YAAGI brings the practical information around your children together in one place.
School holidays, public holidays and changes to the normal schedule can be organised alongside the usual shared parenting plan, making exceptions easier to follow.
School costs, activities and other child-related expenses can be recorded in an organised way. YAAGI is designed for practical organisation and does not provide financial or legal advice.
Useful documents and important information can be kept centrally, helping separated parents find what they need without searching through old conversations.
YAAGI is a co-parenting tool for separated parents who want a clearer way to organise calendars, custody schedules, holidays, expenses, documents and appointments across two homes.
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When children move between two homes, schedules can quickly become scattered across chats, calendars and last-minute changes. A clear co-parenting calendar helps everyone see where the children are and what is coming up.
FAQ
Start with the regular parenting schedule and a clear reference date. Add holidays, special days and appointments separately so that the normal pattern remains easy to recognise.
Yes. YAAGI can show the normal schedule together with school holidays and changes, giving you one practical overview.
No. YAAGI can be used for different parenting and custody schedules; it is not limited to an equal 50/50 pattern.