Says it all really ðŸ˜
My daughter is 22 months and she is teething her top canines and I suspect possibly 2nd Molars with the state we are in.
My daughter has never been the best sleeper, she still wakes once or twice a night for a comfort feed, occasionally she sleeps through, although this is very rare.
I've just come for a vent really, she went to bed late this evening 8:30pm (usually in bed for 7:30) but she was fighting going to bed. she woke at 2am screaming and if I try to resettle her she still screams,
I've tried all the usual tricks, our usual resetting routine, calpol, ambesol teething gel.
My frustration with the lack of sleep, her refusal to settle even though I can see she is probably as tired as I am. But more so at my partner.
Since my daughter was born i took night feeds as he was working and I was on mat leave. The problem is now 22 months down the line, even on the rare occasion my partner goes to see to her at night she goes mental because she will only settle for me, as he has never done night time feed which then further instills in him the 'no point in me getting up' rubbish.
Oh and even weekends there is no thought of 'I'll get up with the baby and let her sleep' same story oh she will just want you anyway.
I'm exhausted, and the resentment is too strong at the moment, my darling partner is of course tucked up snoring in bed, and I could go beat him with a stick and I'm trying to calm myself whilst dealing with my daughter who is happy thinking that 4am is the ideal time to play.
Sorry for the rant but it was long over due 
Long story short, any tips for getting him to pull his weight? I work as well but given current circumstances in the world I am at home for the time being, also coping with the UK being in lockdown. I just feel like a single parent, looking after my daughter and an overgrown child trying my hardest to keep our family together, but sometimes it is so so hard 