Each week, one parent will have the child for 2 days and then the other parent will have the child for 3 days; rotating off and on.
Parents may have two one-week periods separated by at least 4 weeks. At least 30 days before the planned vacation, each parent must give the other parent written notice of the travel dates. At least 3 days before travel, each parent must give detailed information to the other parent, including the places they will be going and how to reach the child or the parent during the vacation.
Parents should consider dividing holidays or special occasions in time blocks similar to their regular parenting time.
This plan requires both parents to live near enough to one another, manage conflicts away from their child, an communicate well about their child. This plan may also be appropriate when there is an older child who spends considerable time with both parents.