Made with professionals
Articles are created together with family mediators, child psychologists and family lawyers, rather than written around them.
Who writes this
Not written by AI
Every article comes from family mediators, child psychologists and family lawyers — not a content farm.
The Library at a glance
- What it is
- A library of co-parenting and separation guidance, built with professionals and parents.
- Written with
- Family mediators, child psychologists, family lawyers, and parents themselves.
- Where to read it
- Free on the Cofamly blog, with no account required. Reading it inside the app is coming.
- Works with Eden
- Eden answers your questions directly from this library, so its guidance comes from what our professionals wrote. Arriving in the next update.
What's in the library
Guidance you can trust, and — with Eden — guidance you can simply ask for.
And with parents
Parents who have been through separation contribute too, which keeps the library grounded in what the days actually feel like.
Free to read
The library is published on the Cofamly blog and free to read. No account, no paywall.
Ask Eden anythingNext update
Rather than searching the library, you can just ask. Eden takes your question in your own words and answers from this library — so what comes back is built on what our community of professionals actually wrote, not on a guess.
Read it inside the appSoon
The library lives on the blog today. Reading it inside Cofamly, right next to the calendar and conversations it relates to, is coming.
Questions about the Library
Where can I read the Cofamly Library?
On the Cofamly blog, free of charge. Bringing the library into the app is one of the things we are working on.
Who writes it?
Articles are made together with family mediators, child psychologists and family lawyers, alongside parents who have been through separation themselves.
Does it cost anything?
No. The library is free to read on our blog.
How does the Library work with Eden?
Eden, Cofamly's AI, answers from this library. You ask a question in your own words and the response is built on the material our community of professionals wrote, rather than on generic internet advice. This arrives in the next Cofamly update.
Is this legal advice?
No. The library is informational and written to help you understand your situation. For advice about your specific case, speak to a professional — you can find mediators near you on the Cofamly map.
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