Mojo Brookzz on Co-Parenting: Discipline & New Partners

Mojo Brookzz Drops Truth Bombs on Co-Parenting and Introducing New Partners

Mojo Brookzz isn’t holding back when it comes to the tricky world of co-parenting. On Club Shay Shay, he laid out some clear boundaries and expectations for men and women navigating relationships after a breakup, especially when kids are involved. His advice is straightforward: protect your peace and your children.

Introducing New Partners: How Long Should You Wait?

One of the biggest questions Mojo addressed is when to introduce a new significant other to your children. He believes timing is everything and that rushing the process can cause confusion for kids.

For men, Mojo suggests waiting about a year before introducing a new lady to your child. “I would say maybe about a year,” he stated. His reasoning is rooted in protecting his daughter. He wants to avoid her seeing a constant rotation of women. “I don’t want my daughter to see me as that type of man that just got all these different women,” Mojo explained. He wants his daughter to feel secure and not see a “revolving door” of partners.

For women, Mojo’s timeline is even longer, suggesting they wait five years before making a serious commitment that involves introducing a new partner to children. He emphasized that this is a crucial decision, especially with young girls. “I think it should be very, very detailed, very extensive before you just get to bringing men around the kids,” he said. This longer period allows for more certainty about the relationship’s future.

Discipline: Who Has the Authority?

The conversation then moved to a hot-button issue: discipline. Mojo made it clear that a co-parent’s new partner should not discipline his child. “Hell no,” he stated emphatically. If a child misbehaves, he wants to be the one to address it, or he wants his co-parent to handle it directly.

“Discipline my child. Yeah. Yeah. All right. All right. If my daughter ever called me, ever called me… if my co-parenting partner, yes, is in a relationship or whatever the case may be, you know, respectfully, I would let him know like, hey, if she does anything that you feel is going to be disrespectful, disrespecting your home, call me. And I’ll take care of that. You know what I’m saying? But do not put your hands on my child.”

He stressed that while he wants his children to respect a new partner in his ex-partner’s life, discipline is a boundary. “Don’t put your hands on my child,” he warned. He believes that if a new partner is present and contributing to the household, respect is due, but physical discipline is off-limits for them.

Navigating Post-Breakup Relationships

Mojo also touched on his own experiences, including learning from his past. He admitted that when he was focused on building his career, he couldn’t give his daughter’s mother everything she needed. “It was either going to be that or this, and I wanted this so bad, not just for me, but for my daughter,” he shared. He acknowledged her sacrifices and stated he would always support her.

He also spoke about the financial expectations that can arise. When a co-parent has a new partner who is not contributing financially, Mojo believes it’s unfair to expect him to cover costs. “If I got to send anything over there for something that I’m not responsible for and you got a man, then I got to talk to you like you my little sister,” he said. He pointed out the double standard where some women don’t let their partners do the bare minimum, yet expect the ex-partner to step in when a new partner isn’t pulling his weight.

The Reality of Finances and Taxes

The conversation briefly shifted to the financial realities faced by successful individuals. Mojo highlighted how people often focus on earnings without understanding the costs involved in producing shows or tours. “They don’t know what it cost to get there. They don’t know who you had to bring with you,” he explained.

He also brought up the importance of taxes. “You got to pay Uncle Sam,” he reminded listeners. He shared a personal story about learning this lesson during the pandemic, where his mother had to explain the necessity of paying taxes on his earnings. This advice is crucial for anyone starting to earn significant income.

Mojo Brookzz’s insights on Club Shay Shay offer practical advice for anyone dealing with co-parenting and new relationships. His focus remains on clear communication, respect for children, and setting firm boundaries.

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