CampGrid

Planning guide

A practical shared custody summer schedule

A calm summer plan separates facts already agreed, practical coverage and decisions still open. That structure makes collaboration easier to review.

1. Freeze the facts

Record official school dates, known residence blocks, travel already agreed and non-negotiable work constraints.

2. Add each child's coverage need

Use one row per child. A teenager and a younger child may need different hours even in the same home.

3. Add options with statuses

Keep ideas, applications, waitlists and confirmations distinguishable. Add registration deadlines before they become urgent.

4. Use structured proposals

Propose a specific date, responsibility or option that can be accepted, rejected or countered. Avoid a general conflict chat.

5. Finish with a coverage review

Check every gap, simultaneous pickup and missing responsible adult, then export the confirmed plan.

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FAQ

Common questions

Should the whole summer be decided at once?

Not necessarily. Keep open decisions visible with deadlines while confirming stable blocks.

Does acceptance in CampGrid change a legal agreement?

No. It records a planning response and does not itself replace required legal formalities.

What should be exported?

Export the confirmed schedule and useful responsibilities, while keeping sensitive notes private.