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Any one do the children stay in the house - parents rotate thing? is it workable?

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mulranno · 28/11/2013 14:00

Week one for me but feeling this looming sense of dread to have to move out of my home tomorrow and sofa surf.

Plan is that the kids stay here - h out of the house m-f and me f-s.

The looming reality of sofa surfing over the weekend is making me anxious. I work long hours 5 days a week - and at the weekend - just want down time and to be at home - to tidy up, do my washing, chill out etc.

I don't want to be a house guest. Maybe I should just invest a cheap travelodge for this weekend for the sake of my mental health.

Will it be OK (it is just for 4 weeks until xmas) or is the idea seriously flawed.

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MortifiedAnyFuckerAdams · 28/11/2013 14:01

If its only for four weeks, fine, but long term would be a fucking nightmare.

Lonecatwithkitten · 28/11/2013 19:04

Personally I wouldn't do it (I have 50:50 care). It think it is easier for children to get used to different rules if they are in different houses. I think if the children stayed put you would get a lot of well Daddy lets us. When they one to you it is much easier to do my house my rules.
They do adapt rapidly to having two homes.

Sasquatch75 · 30/11/2013 00:34

That sounds awful. When do you get any quality time with the kids?

Monetbyhimself · 30/11/2013 11:29

Nightmare. Tell your Ex to book a cheap travel lodge for 2 of the weekends and treat the kids to an exciting sleepover in a hotel. They'll love it, you get time to get stuff sorted and fir the other 2 weekends the kids stay at home with you and you enjoy quality weekend time with them.

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