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202300282 H. Telephone: Both parties have unlimited telephone and email contact as long as it is reasonable in both duration and number of contacts. Both parents shall make the best effort to return all phone calls from the opposity parent with a 2 -hour time frame to allow children the ability communicate. All purchases of cellular devices must be approved by both parents. When a device is purchased both parents must work towards monitoring the use of the device. I. Education/Daycare: Both the Mother and Father will take all measures necessary to ensure regular and continuous school attendance by either minor child and both will communicate with school officials on an as -needed basis to assure the child is attending school regularly, does not have an inordinate number of explained or unexplained absences and that either child is making appropriate scholastic achievements. If problems are noted by school officials, both parents shall work together closely to deal with such problems and enforce repercussions if either child is not completing assignments or making satisfactory progress in accordance with the ability of the child. In all instances where the children may be placed in childcare, parents agree to offer that time to the opposite parent prior to finding other childcare. If non -family members are used as childcare providers and are not part of a business, church, or school, both parents must agree prior. J. Non -Family Visits: Each parent must be notified at least 3 days in advance of children spending the nights at a non -family member's home. Both parents must agree to this overnight stay. K. Transition Plan: The noncustodial parent shall pick up the children from the custodial parent at the beginning of each parenting time period and return the children to the custodial parent at the end of each parenting time period. Neither parent shall do any act that will estrange the minor children from the other parent or perform any act that will hamper the natural development of the love and affection that the children have for each parent. On all matters of importance relating to the health, welfare, or education of the minor children, the parties shall confer with the view of mutually reaching an acceptable determination of the issues. By way of example, but not limited to the following: 4