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Constant lies

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namechanger200 · 21/04/2018 18:54

Separated from ex. 15 month old DS. Ex had DS 1 day a week whilst I'm working.

In the last few weeks, every time I collect DS ex tells me something about DS that isn't true. Eg soiled clothes, horrific nappies but with awful inappropriate language etc.

I picked him up today and he said (with the language) that DS had a nappy leak (soiled) but he hasn't changed his clothes as there weren't any in his bag (that I provide - and that's not true there was)

Anyway when I got DS home after an extremely uncomfortable car ride (approx 10 mins) I go to change him to find he is red raw and his vest and shorts are absolutely disgusting. He was screaming when I was trying to clean him. Think new wee and poo on top of old.

I've confronted him and he just said he didn't realise the newest additions. He claims to love DS and wanna spend time with him and see him etc but sounds utterly disgusted and put out when he tells me he's had to deal with nappies and other normal baby activities.

Anything I can do/what would you do?? I have taken pics on my phone of a few incidents. This has been every week for 4/5 weeks now. Thank you

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RandomMess · 21/04/2018 19:03

I would stop contact tbh Angry

namechanger200 · 21/04/2018 19:17

I've got 4 pages of A4 notes on other things too it's just awful. I'd love to stop contact but don't think I'd be able to legally

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RandomMess · 21/04/2018 20:34

Do you have court ordered contact?

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namechanger200 · 21/04/2018 20:40

@RandomMess no we managed to do everything between us including contact and CM.

I bring things up and he literally just doesn't give a shit. I've only just moved to him not coming to technically still our joint flat for contact so I had some time to myself but now he has him while I'm at work so it's different.

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RandomMess · 21/04/2018 20:47

Well you can stop contact, you will have to go to mediation (at which you can say he has neglected DC) then court at which point carcass will be involved.

sheddooropen · 23/04/2018 15:58

You need to stop contact immediately, do you have proof of any of this? Its sounds like neglect and he might be criminally liable, either way I would suggest that he never sees the child for a long while until he changes his ways

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