1. past tense and past participle of coparent; to share parental responsibilities and decision-making for a child with another person, typically a former partner or spouse
Usage: modern usage; often used in contexts of divorced or separated parents

1. describing a child or family arrangement in which two parents share custody and parenting duties
Usage: modern usage

Examples

• After the divorce, they coparented their two children cooperatively.
• The coparented arrangement allowed both parents to remain actively involved in their son's life.
• They coparented successfully by maintaining open communication and consistent rules.
• In a coparented household, both parents share major decisions about education and healthcare.
• The coparented family structure has become increasingly common in modern society.
• She and her ex-husband coparented their daughter for over a decade.