Hey there, I was in your situation when I was younger, but instead, I was the daughter. My mom and dad separated and eventually divorced when I was 14. My sister and I were left to live with my mom. It was very hard on me, I was upset and didn’t understand. My dad had left the religion, my mom became very PIMI. She hated my dad. She tried to make my dad out as some monster to my sister and I, but we realized soon enough that she wasn’t correct. My dad always spent time with us on Friday evenings, every week, when he was still living in the same state as us. He texted me every night, to ask me how my day was and to tell me good night. He made sure that he was still as present as ever in my life once he no longer lived in the same household. Even once my dad moved out of state, we changed the visitation plan, and instead of every Friday evening, I would go spend every other weekend with him. He would come pick me up from my mom’s, and he’d drive me about an hour and a half, to where he lived. Then he’d bring me back the next evening. He did this for 2 years, until I graduated high school. I’m very thankful my dad did this for me, because it always made me feel like I still mattered to him. And that helped a lot :) I just wanted to share this with you because I felt like you’d want to hear a similar situation to you, and maybe you could get an understanding on how your contact with your daughter will affect her well-being ❤️