Single Moms
I haven't told bd what my son said and don't want him to react. He's just a kid ya know. I hope he's willing to change and do parenting classes or something. Ugh. My sister said my son shouldn't have a say whether to visit his dad but just to nip his poor discipline skills. Easier said than done.
I wanna know has anyone been in a similar situation? Should I consult an attorney? Wtf do I do? And we do not have a CO for visitation or custody. Bd hasn't been involved in my sons life at all until this past May. We do supervised visits and a few times I let bd take my son out alone which I now regret.
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When a child knows or senses bad things, they are usually right. If there is proof, which in this case there is, I would do what he wants. Who cares if he is little, if he does not feel comfortable or is being harmed, why continue? In my eyes, the doer is as guilty as the accoplice when allowing it to happen even if you are not say, go ahead and discipline him that way.
If you felt uncomfortable or knew you were going to get hurt somewhere you also wouldnt want to be there. Let your child gain trust in his dad again.
I got a lot of beef too when my child said he didnt want to go to his dads, i later found out he had a gf who dad would spend all his time with and pretty much leave my kid to fend for himself.really a 2 year old?
you know what to do, and who cares what anyone says. it is your life and your child and you know whats right or wrong.
I am not sure about the attorney or anything, but take pictures and keep track that will help make CO supervised visitations a bigger possiblity.