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Hey, I do part two.

It's your host, Jana Kramer.

And as we enter in this new year of

26, sometimes it's a good idea to get some sound advice from people outside of our own circle.

Today, I'm going to chat with some women who are out there sharing their chapter two journeys

on the internet who have some great advice. And they're all very different. So let's dive in with

our first one. Her name is Annie and she's great. So let's get her on and hear all about her new

co-parenting journey. Hello. Hi, girl. How are you? I'm Jana. So nice to meet you. Hi. It's so

nice to meet you. So I just stalked your Instagram. Yes. I'm like, you're so cute. Thank you. You're so sweet. How long have you been divorced for? Almost three years. Three years. Okay. What's your split? We have 50, 50 custody. and we're on a 2-2-3 schedule.

So it's a lot of back and forth for the kids.

Because at first, so when I'm watching it, right, it's, you know, you're like, I didn't realize how often I see my co-parent.

And I get that when it's around sport seasons.

Like I, you know, I definitely see my

ex way more when it's the spring and fall sports of the four different sports, you know.

It's a lot. So that is a lot. But I, you have a different co-parenting schedule. So I feel like that with that back and forth amount,

that's probably, I mean, that's that you do see them more because I only, he's got 30%. I've got 70.

So his drop-offs are at school. We do that too. We do the transition at school.

But I see him a lot during the transitions too during summer break. Of course, he's always like dropping the kids off coming to

my front door. It's seeing him a lot. But then you have to factor in all the other, not only games

and practices, but you're seeing him at doctor's appointments. Oh, see, we don't do

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