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To think daughter should have a proper bed?

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lightshaddows · 02/08/2016 13:44

My exh moved a year ago, put all his stuff in storage. Since then my daughter sleeps on a blow up mattress. This has been OK given that she tends to be there max 3 nights and I have been willing to give him time to sort stuff out. But it's been a year, she stays for 5 nights during summer hols and hates sleeping on a blow up mattress that deflates over night. She has a medical condition which means she gets sore joints. I emailed ex last week to say she had mentioned the bed again.... She is staying there now.... On a blow up mattress again. Am I being unreasonable to think a year is long enough to get a bed out of storage?

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Essexgirl94 · 02/08/2016 13:47

YANBU
A year is more that enough! Especially with her staying 5 nights!

Birdsgottafly · 02/08/2016 13:48

A Parent should meet their child's basic needs, he isn't doing that.

He can't argue against this, he hasn't got an argument to put forward.

lightshaddows · 02/08/2016 13:50

I meant to add, that in the spirit of not kicking up a shit storm... (She is meant to be staying again at the end of August) how can I suggest he gets her bed back to sleep in or perhaps she shouldn't stay

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YouSay · 02/08/2016 13:52

What age is dd? Can she tell him that she does not want to sleep in his house until he gets her a bed?

lightshaddows · 02/08/2016 13:55

She's ten. Has told him she wants a bed. Not sure what answer she was given as she's still there. She doesn't deal with difficult situations very well so is unlikely to talk to him again, which is why I emailed him about it. Trouble is, he doesn't acknowledge issues. I don't even get a reply

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PresidentOliviaMumsnet · 02/08/2016 20:52

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