My ex has started down the path of parental alientation since she's not winning. She has started telling the children the parental schedule and now my son told me that "you are a bad dad if you don't bring {daughter} to daycare". I spent the day with her instead of taking her, my ex protested.
Today this series of text messages happened:
Ex: I'm concerned about the freezing rain warning. What do you think?
Me: I'll pick the kids up at my normal time.
Ex: I know u don't want to loose time with the kids but I don't want to put them at risk. You could get them earlier next weekend.
Me: No
Ex: Ok I'm trying to work with you but clearly you can't be reasonable
Me: You are not being reasonable, this is Canada, it snows. It is not a big deal.
Ex: Sorry for caring about the kids
*we have shared custody, my time is Sun to Wed.
How do I nip this in the bud? We have a mediation session this week and a case conference in January.
Today this series of text messages happened:
Ex: I'm concerned about the freezing rain warning. What do you think?
Me: I'll pick the kids up at my normal time.
Ex: I know u don't want to loose time with the kids but I don't want to put them at risk. You could get them earlier next weekend.
Me: No
Ex: Ok I'm trying to work with you but clearly you can't be reasonable
Me: You are not being reasonable, this is Canada, it snows. It is not a big deal.
Ex: Sorry for caring about the kids
*we have shared custody, my time is Sun to Wed.
How do I nip this in the bud? We have a mediation session this week and a case conference in January.
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