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Kicked out violent partner, DD not sleeping I'm so exhausted... how long til things settle down?

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WhatANight · 27/12/2008 07:52

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MissisBoot · 27/12/2008 08:13

Just give her lots of hugs and keep her with you for the time being.

Well done for making a difficult decision - Have you got any support for you?

Has she got her molars through yet? It could be that these are coming through at the same time? She could also be having night terrors if you're not sure if she's awake or not - these are completely normal and can start around this age and are not related to anything that happens in real life.

glitterfairy · 27/12/2008 08:20

I doubt that this has anything to do with what has happened whatanight and is as missis says related to teething or something else. Poor you though, you must be very tired.

WhatANight · 27/12/2008 09:40

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WhatANight · 28/12/2008 20:35

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DoubleBluff · 28/12/2008 20:41

good luck to you and DD glad things are settling down

noonki · 28/12/2008 21:29

Hi Whatanight

Well done for making the break it is very hard to do but for your DD you have done the best thing for her future.

I work with a lot of women who have been through similar situations to you

I find that the children tend to adapt very quickly.

One of the things I would stress is to not talk about his bad behaviour in her hearing. THis is something that I come across time and again and think can be pretty damaging to hear your dad being slagged off, in code or not

Also think very carefully about any access visits he has. As his behaviour sounds erratic he may do something to harm your dd to get to you. DOn't want to sound scaremongering but I have experienced this in the worst scenario possible by a father who was said to love the ground his kids walked on.

aorry to dwell on the negative

the positives are far bigger though, means you can get on with you live with your dd in a safe and happy environment
I really hope things get better in the new year ans wish you all the best

WhatANight · 28/12/2008 21:44

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WhatANight · 28/12/2008 21:47

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