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How many more red flags....

Update.... I went and got advice from police and reached out to family court advisor but nothing they will do as it's court order for him to see her and talk with them which I've tired to do.
I've spoken to my socal service and I've told them baby's dad will be on supervised visatatuons and my mum will be with him and anything else happens my mum will remove her.
When I told this to Paul my ex he said that if my mum is to come anywhere near him or our daughter while he has her he will call the police and that he will no longer stay at the center for visitation he will take her wherever he wants with whoever he wants. No one cares to help me at all but apparently if I go against the court order I could face prison or a fine are they seriously?




Leia is now 7 months old she sees her dad every Friday for an hour and while he sees her I have a meeting next door to where he has her and all I could hear is her crying didn't think too much of it but then he starts raising his voice so I run out of my meeting to find my daughter in someone else's arms with two other people standing around her. A lady I know told me he was getting stressed out because she wouldn't stop crying and instead of coming to me so he could take a breather he was shouting at her but the lady told me earlier that morning she had to assist him in changing her nappy because he was getting annoyed with her moving?
What sane person shouts at a baby this is his strike he had one chance and he's blown it, but this isn't the only problem I've had with him he's always late to seeing her.
But my point is he's taken no parenting classes at all but he says he will be fine.
I have too other kids but with baby I still ended up going to the surestart classes as its nice to mingle and learn from others.
I have no clue anymore what to do. My daughters safety is most important but everyone keeps telling me but he's the dad he has a right to see her
Not if he's a safety threat to her hell no we go back to court in October
I know this part will be hard to take.

Help him understand how to be a parent. Explain the basics, I know it should be natural but explain food, sleep, nappies, singing, reading and paying attention to the reactions. If he honestly wants to be a dad help him be the one you feel safe leaving her with
@MiraRoss you 2 have at least 1 mutual friend? Listening to parents sometimes brings childish reactions
@MiraRoss that's all I can give for advice is get someone he's willing to learn from. I know it has little benefit to you either way
MiraRoss · 31-35, F
@Justafantasy nope only with him 2 and half months
morrgin · F
He can see her unless its emotionally, psychologically, and/or physically a risk to her. Above anything else its your responsibilty to protect your child or children from harm. People can say what they want. I wouldnt talk to those people anymore. Document and journal everything.
MiraRoss · 31-35, F
@morrgin it's a complicated situation for over a year but once it's a risk to baby then he's done can't imagine what could of happened if no one there to assist
ineedadrink · 51-55, M
Baby's safety should be first & foremost on everyone's mind. If he can't handle a diaper change he doesn't need to be around the baby. His rights end where he starts endangering baby.,
You are correct.

Don't be another crying mother on TV.
@MiraRoss Well, if no one else is listening, I bet a new police report HAS to get attention; too many kids have been killed by violence from parents, b/gfs, or other caregivers.

The social worker won't want to be on TV / in the news for missing THAT.

If there is a family law lawyer who will give you some counsel, they likely know a lot better.
MiraRoss · 31-35, F
@SomeMichGuy will see what happens with the police and go from there
@MiraRoss Good mother!
Jenny1234 · 51-55, F
Can you go back now to court and ask for supervised access
MiraRoss · 31-35, F
@Jenny1234 this is why it's being done at a surestart as its safe for her
Wol62 · 51-55, M
Yes, I can see why you think that he has blown it. He does not sound sane. He does not know how to be a parent and I hope that when you go back to court in October the court realises this and stops him from seeing your daughter.
Alex51 · 61-69, M
He has no right to see his daughter if he not sane.Seek help from Officials
MiraRoss · 31-35, F
@Alex51 I've tried no one cares I had too meet with him again today but he made threats to my family and no one cares
Jenny1234 · 51-55, F
@MiraRoss don’t you have a lawyer or a duty counsel you can get advice from?
MiraRoss · 31-35, F
@Jenny1234 I've tried reaching out but because it's already gone to court no one will help unfortunately
Well, at least in court, they will hear BOTH sides of the story...unlike social media.
Quimliqer · 70-79, M
Wishing safety for both of you!
MiraRoss · 31-35, F
@Quimliqer thank you
NinaTina · 26-30, F
Hope it gets strait as the child will suffer the most.. And yes he needs classes
MiraRoss · 31-35, F
@NinaTina yes thats why i told him he has one chance this is his 4th meeting as well
NinaTina · 26-30, F
@MiraRoss why wont he go to classes, i mean just yelling shows he needs them, then call another woman to change diaper🤔
MiraRoss · 31-35, F
@NinaTina he thinks hes alpha male he can do anything on his own.he was hoping for at least twins or triplets aswell which is confusing as he hasnt a clue
Time to get a judge to cut off all visitation.

 
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