Your baby thrives on routine.
Get the structure you need from
day one.
Parenting a baby or toddler with your ex shouldn’t feel unpredictable.
The Infants and Toddlers Parenting Plan Bundle gives you attorney-drafted parenting plan templates that bring order to chaos, restore consistency to your child’s routine, and create peace in your co-parenting relationship.
Attorney-Drafted • Fully Editable • Instant Download
Does any of this sound familiar?
You’re doing everything while your co-parent cancels last minute.
Every pickup feels like walking on eggshells.
The baby comes back overtired, hungry, and off schedule.
You agreed to “figure it out as you go,” but every week turns into a new debate.
You keep scrolling through old texts trying to remember what you agreed on.
You’re exhausted, confused, and ready for structure that actually works.
Peaceful co-parenting starts with clarity.
Even cooperative parents struggle without a written plan.
A strong parenting plan doesn’t take away flexibility; it protects it.
Without structure, you’ll keep renegotiating the same issues, lose time with your child to miscommunication, and spend more energy managing conflict than parenting.
With structure, you both know what to expect and your child gets the stability they need.
What's included?
Ten attorney-drafted templates that address the most common challenges of parenting young children.
Custody Arrangements
Define legal custody, physical custody, and parenting time.
Visitation (Infants)
Establish routines that support your infant’s feeding and sleep schedules.
Visitation (Toddlers)
Maintain predictable routines that support your toddler’s feeding, nap, and bedtime needs.
Holiday Schedule
End confusion before the next holiday season.
Pick-Up and Drop-Off Guidelines
Set clear times, locations, and wait periods.
Right of First Refusal
Ensure parents get priority before a third party.
Clothing and Personal Items
Avoid unnecessary disputes about what travels between homes.
Childcare Arrangements
Clarify how caregivers are chosen.
Caring for a Sick Child
Handle illnesses and missed time with care and fairness.
Reimbursement Policy
Stop financial arguments before they start.
INSTANT ACCESS
Why parents love this bundle
This done-for-you bundle gives you the same quality and detail for just $375.
How it works
Download Instantly
All ten templates arrive in your inbox right after purchase.
Edit Easily
Use Word or Google Docs with the included instructions to customize each template.
Use Anywhere
Incorporate into your existing parenting plan or bring to mediation or court.
Adapt As Needed
Update over time to reflect changes in your life or family circumstances.
Real Scenario:
The Sleep Schedule Struggle
When their baby turned six months old, both parents were exhausted and not just from night feedings.
Every exchange brought confusion: missed nap times, forgotten bottles, arguments about bedtime routines, and disagreements over who should keep the extra set of clothes or pay for diapers.
Then they used the Infant and Toddler Parenting Plan Bundle to create a clear, consistent schedule that respected their child’s feeding and sleep needs, outlined how to handle illness, and even established a fair system for sharing costs.
Each parent knew what to expect and what was expected.
The tension didn’t vanish overnight, but their days became calmer, their communication clearer, and their baby finally had a routine at both homes.
This is what a thoughtful, done-for-you parenting plan can do:
bring structure, reduce stress, and help both parents focus on what matters most — their child.
FAQs
What is included in this Parenting Plan Bundle?
This bundle includes 10 attorney-drafted parenting plan templates focused on the unique needs of parents with infants and toddlers. It covers essential topics like custody, age-appropriate visitation, communication, travel, and daily logistics.
How do I know which templates will apply to my situation?
Each template includes guidance on when it’s appropriate to use, along with real-life examples and tips for customizing the language to fit common situations, such as frequent handoffs due to short parenting time blocks, managing feeding and sleep schedules across households, introducing new caregivers, and addressing early developmental needs.
Is this bundle legally binding?
The templates are written using attorney-drafted language designed to meet general family law standards. However, to become legally binding, they must be included in a parenting plan filed with and approved by your court or incorporated into a mediated or stipulated agreement. We recommend having a local attorney review your final plan to ensure compliance with your state's laws.
Can I use this bundle if I already have a parenting plan?
Absolutely. Many parents use this bundle to update or strengthen an existing plan — especially as their baby grows into the toddler stage, routines evolve, or new challenges arise that weren’t addressed early on.
Are the templates customizable?
Yes! Each template is fully editable and available in both Word and Google Docs formats, allowing you to tailor the provisions to suit your specific parenting arrangement.
How do I access the templates after purchase?
You’ll receive an instant download link via email. All templates are provided in editable Word and Google Docs formats, along with instructions and guidance for each.
Can this bundle help with mediation or collaborative divorce?
Yes! These templates are ideal for mediation sessions or collaborative divorce settings, as they provide a neutral, structured way to discuss and resolve key parenting issues.
Is this BUNDLE for high-conflict or parallel parenting situations?
Yes. Several templates in this bundle are especially helpful for high-conflict situations, including those addressing Right of First Refusal, Childcare Arrangements, and the Reimbursement Policy. Each one is written to set clear expectations, reduce misunderstandings, and minimize conflict.
Can I use these templates in any state?
The templates are designed to be broadly applicable across U.S. jurisdictions, using language and formats commonly accepted in most family courts. You should still review your state's specific requirements and consult an attorney to ensure compliance.
about me
Renee E. Turner
Renee is a licensed attorney in New York with over 13 years of legal experience.
She works every day to help clients co-parent more effectively, with a focus on reducing conflict and putting children first.
Recognizing how overwhelming it can be to prepare a parenting plan, Renee created this resource to take the stress and anxiety out of the process.
It’s designed to support you whether you’re working with your co-parent, a mediator, or a local attorney.
Don’t wait until the next argument to get clarity.
Your baby deserves structure.
You deserve peace.
And your co-parenting deserves a plan that actually works.
Instant Download • Attorney-Drafted • Fully Editable