Why’s yours bigger than mine?!View attachment 431743get your wine and popcorn ladies it's kicking off again
Would Charlotte even try? Isn’t she classed as her mums carer still? I’m just thinking maybe with her getting possibly carers allowance for being her mums carer it might put her off going to work.Tbh Charlotte would probably find it hard to find work, but if she did she would qualify for 80% back of childcare costs via universal credit I think there are similar options if she was to go back to studying.
The Charlie and brett saga continues, Charlie's posted a screen shot of Brett saying he won't help her get Harlow in a routine after her stories of struggling to get Harlow to bed at night. She's probably ready for a toddler bed now, my wee one was over the cot by that age and then done really well in his 'big boy bed' was excited for bedtime every night, bless.
Like Charlie said when Brett had troubles with her climbing out of her cot, she’s basically his problem when he has Harlow. Brett has her 1 or 2 night a week I very much doubt it’s going to make a difference to Harlows routine it’s Charlie that needs to do a routine as Harlow resides with her most of the week.
Yeah 100% my kids dad messed her routine on the occasion he’d have her and it would throw us off for the whole weekOne night out of a routine for a kid can definitely be a deal breaker. It isn’t out of order to ask to work together to find something that works for them all over just expecting him to follow something that may not work for him
They said on the girls birthday live taht her sister is her carer.theres plenty of covid safe jobs she could get and if they were that worried they'd be shielding not going to basildon walking around bnm and when clothes shops open going to them and parks etc lots of mums to little ones dont work,benefits are clearly helping her stay at home.its a jokeCharlie is setting up for this weekends drama
Why’s yours bigger than mine?!
Would Charlotte even try? Isn’t she classed as her mums carer still? I’m just thinking maybe with her getting possibly carers allowance for being her mums carer it might put her off going to work.
One night out of a routine for a kid can definitely be a deal breaker. It isn’t out of order to ask to work together to find something that works for them all over just expecting him to follow something that may not work for him
i work 37 hours a week and have a child. I get UC too but actually I’m no better off working financially. Before I was working I had no childcare to pay for, but now it makes me sick the cost of nursery’s I just know that if I was at home 24/7 with my almost 4 year old We would both be going crazy i think it’s more appealing to some people the fact that you get practically the same amount to do nothing..They said on the girls birthday live taht her sister is her carer.theres plenty of covid safe jobs she could get and if they were that worried they'd be shielding not going to basildon walking around bnm and when clothes shops open going to them and parks etc lots of mums to little ones dont work,benefits are clearly helping her stay at home.its a joke
i think charlie was being so mature asking him to work together and putting any bad feelings she may have towards him aside for the sake of their daughter having a consistent life at both parents houses - shame brett couldn't provide his daughter with the same courtesy isn't itI can completely understand Charlie asking Bret to work together considering Harlow isn’t sleeping and Brett only has to deal with it twice a week or once considering friday is janes night my 3 year old has to go to her dads everyother weekend and he used to just let her go to sleep whenever and it used to take over a week for her to get back into a routine to just be back out of it again the following week so we had to work together which all coparents should do.. however Charlie shouldnt of posted the screenshot of the messages it’s not appropriate and it’s looks petty..like look at me I’m trying so hard and he’s just being a prick.. which he is but still it doesn’t need to be blasted all over social media! Think they both need to grow up and do what’s best for Harlow and stop trying to score points.
just want to say thanks for all the work you're doing, with an experience tonight with an infant and a hospital so very thankful for all the work people like you are doing xI work evenings/nights in a NHS front line role, if my kids dad didn’t work with me on routine, bedtime would be a nightmare. They both need to grow the duck up. At the minute, they are all about one upping the other.
I work too I know what its like I would i think be better off bot working but I couldn't do it I dont know how she does.i do get both sides but benefits must be enough with twins to stay homei work 37 hours a week and have a child. I get UC too but actually I’m no better off working financially. Before I was working I had no childcare to pay for, but now it makes me sick the cost of nursery’s I just know that if I was at home 24/7 with my almost 4 year old We would both be going crazy i think it’s more appealing to some people the fact that you get practically the same amount to do nothing..
can i just say i'm really glad you posted this because the top part was something i hadn't considered at all. so now i can be more considerate towards it in the future xI see in Brett a lot of what I saw in my ex who was mentally unwell. They take everything as a personal attack, he won’t be reading it as “let’s work together”, he’ll see it as an attack on his parenting. I agree one night out of routine can totally ruin it for the rest of the week, especially at Harlows age. I go hell bent on my MIL if she doesn’t put my son down for his afternoon nap. It really does throw them off for days and days.
However? Like someone has said, Harlow has been climbing out of her cot and if is restless at night too, that is usually a sign she’s ready for a bed now so they should try different routes before being argumentative with eachother. She could just say “I’m going to try and get Harlow into a cot bed now so if when you have her, you could follow a similar routine ready to transition her into one at your house too, please.” and Brett can still be blunt but polite and just simply say “Of course.”
They’re both too eager to get one up on eachother. They both need to breatheeeeee.
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