"أنا أشارك في تربية الأطفال. أعتقد أن الأمر يتعلق بالاحترام. وكأنك كنت في علاقة، تعرفين أنه أب رائع."

Simplified Meaning:

When two people share the responsibility of raising a child, even after they are no longer romantically involved, it's called co-parenting. It's important to respect each other because both parents need to work together for the child's well-being. Even though the romantic relationship didn't work out, remembering that the other person is a good parent can help maintain a positive partnership. For example, imagine a couple who separated but still need to discuss their child's schooling or healthcare. If they respect each other and recognize each other's efforts as parents, they can make better decisions and create a happier environment for the child. This respect and cooperation make everyday interactions smoother and show the child a positive example of handling differences.