Custody schedules that respect the rotation.
For nurses, firefighters, police, EMS, restaurant workers, drivers, military families, and the parents who share kids with them. No pretending your schedule is a 9-to-5.
Plans that account for 12-hour shifts and real recovery time, not a generic week.
Fair custody whether you run Pitman, Dupont, 24/48, or a rotation nobody has a name for.
A free planner built around mandatory overtime and late schedule changes.
Built for the schedules a generic planner ignores.
Co-Parenting on a Shift Schedule
Why standard custody templates break on shift work, how to tell whether your rotation can support a fixed plan, and how to build recovery and overtime rules that hold.
Read the guide →Pitman schedule
Pitman Schedule Custody for Nurses and Shift Workers
The Pitman 2-2-3 rotation repeats every 14 days, which makes it one of the few shift patterns a custody schedule can sit on top of cleanly. Here is how to build that.
Read the guide →Police schedules
Police Schedule Custody Planning
Rotation, court appearances and overtime are three different problems. Here is how to plan each one so the custody schedule survives all three.
Read the guide →CoHaven is the calm shared app for co-parenting logistics. Shift Parent OS focuses on the specific scheduling realities of shift-working co-parents, then hands off to the same calendar, expenses, and reminders CoHaven runs for every family.