Quick question:
In a joint custody situation, do you have to have mutual consent before one parent “tries out” a medication for your children even when it is doctor recommended?
If one parent decides to try a trial period of the medication (child would take it everyday for three months and then be assessed), is it their right to just go ahead with it because it’s their choice on their time?
The medication in question can be found at a natural food store, but is still technically a drug.
But so is Advil and Tylenol and that would be a “day to day” parenting decision....
Sorry if this has been covered here before.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
In a joint custody situation, do you have to have mutual consent before one parent “tries out” a medication for your children even when it is doctor recommended?
If one parent decides to try a trial period of the medication (child would take it everyday for three months and then be assessed), is it their right to just go ahead with it because it’s their choice on their time?
The medication in question can be found at a natural food store, but is still technically a drug.
But so is Advil and Tylenol and that would be a “day to day” parenting decision....
Sorry if this has been covered here before.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Comment