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Custody Schedule Generator

Pick a rotation, set a start date, and see exactly which days each parent has the kids, laid out on a real calendar.

Parent A: Mon-Tue, Parent B: Wed-Thu, then the weekend parent alternates and carries into the next Mon-Tue.

Parent A

52%

32 of 62 days

Parent B

48%

30 of 62 days

Handoffs

26

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August 2026

Parent A Parent B
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September 2026

Parent A Parent B
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
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Upcoming handoffs

  • Monday, August 10Goes to Parent B
  • Wednesday, August 12Goes to Parent A
  • Friday, August 14Goes to Parent B
  • Monday, August 17Goes to Parent A
  • Wednesday, August 19Goes to Parent B
  • Friday, August 21Goes to Parent A

How it works

Common custody schedule patterns, explained

2-2-3

Parent A has Monday and Tuesday, Parent B has Wednesday and Thursday, and the weekend alternates between them, carrying into the following week. Each parent gets a 3-day weekend every other week, and no one goes more than a few days without seeing the kids.

2-2-5-2

Parent A always has Monday and Tuesday, Parent B always has Wednesday and Thursday. Only the weekend rotates. It's a gentler variation on 2-2-3, since the weekday anchors never change.

Week on / week off

Each parent has the kids for a full week at a time. Fewer handoffs than 2-2-3, and often used once kids are old enough to be comfortable with a full week away from either parent.

Every other weekend

One parent has the kids for school weeks; the other has alternating Friday-to-Sunday weekends. Common when one parent's schedule or location makes weekday parenting time impractical.

FAQ

Questions, answered