Called 111 about his own DS without thrusting the phone at me or staring at me in utter bafflement when I seek out of hours medical help for the DC.
He's even just given DS calpol without asking for my help and taken him to the OOH appointment just now, on his own. This is a big thing for DH.
Now I just need to work on these things with him:
-not just buying what he needs from the supermarket and forgetting everything else even if he has a list
-not buggering off in his Lycra on another flaming bike ride when the DC and I are expecting to spend time with him
-him being more proactive and involved with getting the DC to bed
-him arranging childcare, packed lunches and signing letters from school (steady on!)
-only taking his stuff from the laundry basket
and leaving it on top of the washing machine 'to be washed'
- tidying up the kitchen while I'm still cooking and putting the things I'm going to use away before I've had a chance to use them
- telling the DC to eat their veg but leaving his on the side of his plate
-not staring at me and DS in abject frozen horror when DS is screaming and won't sleep but instead actually offering kind soothing words and cuddles and help with the bedtime routine.
He can be such an insensitive selfish tosser at times. Other times he completely lovely.
Currently the improvement plan is work in progress but at least with the OOH incident I have a glimmer of hope for the future.
Please share your tales of similar DH tosspotterty and how you (and they) overcame them. LTB isn't an option but was considered at 3.26 this morning when the fucker refused to move or help with screaming baby.