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my ex was given 5 days contact in court supervised with my father during the contact he..
. Let our 4 year old climb up on the dining table next to him, then he fell off and smacked his head on a fridge.
. Didn't talk to the kids very much or engage with them in activities.
. My daughter's hair needs clipping back at the front but he just bunched it into a pony tain on her forehead and took her out like it.
. Played on the xbox with my daughter who is 6 from 10am -3pm while my son who is 4 just sat and watched for the whole day.
. When the kids played lego he played next to them in silence, when they got bored and when to the guitar he stayed playing with the lego, when they went to do something else he went and played guitar and ignored them.
. Didn't hold the 4 year's old hand on a very windy day near the edge of the lake, or watch him properly.
. At he sealife center he didnt talk to the kids until he saw my dad was filming him then he very quickly crouched down and started pointing at the animals.
. Stared into space when they argued and ignored them.
and fed them junk food to keep them happy and quiet, they came home with food all over their faces and clothes and not willing to eat anything proper.
his visitation was from 10-3 for 5 days, his next contact is coming up and I'm thinking of reducing his hours, but CAFCASS told me to give him as much time as possible with them to see wiht he gets bored, but I dont want to use my kids as an experiment and put them at risk so I am suggesting 11-3 this time and 10-1.30 on one of the days as our son as a speech therapy appointment, there is a long waiting list and my son starts school in september so the 1 to 1 sessions wont be available to him after summer so it's not like I can turn it down...
Do you think I am making a mistake by cutting his hours down? will they use it against me in court?
. Let our 4 year old climb up on the dining table next to him, then he fell off and smacked his head on a fridge.
. Didn't talk to the kids very much or engage with them in activities.
. My daughter's hair needs clipping back at the front but he just bunched it into a pony tain on her forehead and took her out like it.
. Played on the xbox with my daughter who is 6 from 10am -3pm while my son who is 4 just sat and watched for the whole day.
. When the kids played lego he played next to them in silence, when they got bored and when to the guitar he stayed playing with the lego, when they went to do something else he went and played guitar and ignored them.
. Didn't hold the 4 year's old hand on a very windy day near the edge of the lake, or watch him properly.
. At he sealife center he didnt talk to the kids until he saw my dad was filming him then he very quickly crouched down and started pointing at the animals.
. Stared into space when they argued and ignored them.
and fed them junk food to keep them happy and quiet, they came home with food all over their faces and clothes and not willing to eat anything proper.
his visitation was from 10-3 for 5 days, his next contact is coming up and I'm thinking of reducing his hours, but CAFCASS told me to give him as much time as possible with them to see wiht he gets bored, but I dont want to use my kids as an experiment and put them at risk so I am suggesting 11-3 this time and 10-1.30 on one of the days as our son as a speech therapy appointment, there is a long waiting list and my son starts school in september so the 1 to 1 sessions wont be available to him after summer so it's not like I can turn it down...
Do you think I am making a mistake by cutting his hours down? will they use it against me in court?