Buckle up, folks! We’ve got a juicy tale of co-parenting drama that’ll make your head spin! ️ Meet our single dad hero, fighting tooth and nail to protect his precious little girls from their mom’s questionable judgment calls. This dad’s ex has a shiny new boyfriend who’s already moved in after just 4 months! Now, she’s demanding that Mr. New Guy be added to the kids’ emergency contact list at school. Our dad’s not having it, but the pressure’s on from all sides! Will he stand his ground or cave to the in-laws’ demands? Let’s dive in and see how this wild ride unfolds!
Single Dad’s Dilemma: Ex Wants New BF on Kids’ Emergency Contact List!
Mom’s New Man Moves In After Just 4 Months!
Shocking Phone Call: Mom Demands Dad’s Approval for BF!
Mom’s Bizarre Reason: “He Bought a New Car!” ♂️
Mom Prioritizes Work Over Kids’ Safety?
♂️ Dad Puts His Foot Down: “Last Person I Want Acting in an Emergency!”
Mom Lashes Out: “Unhinged, Jealous, Uncooperative, and Nasty!”
Dad Hangs Up, But Mom Won’t Let It Go!
In-Laws Pile on the Pressure!
Dad vs. Mom & New BF: The School Emergency Contact Showdown!
Our single dad is caught between a rock and a hard place, trying to do what’s best for his little girls. Mom’s new beau may have a shiny new car, but Dad’s not convinced that qualifies him to make critical decisions in an emergency. Mom’s accusations of jealousy and pettiness are flying, and the in-laws are turning up the heat , but Dad’s gut is telling him this just ain’t right. It’s a classic case of co-parenting clash, with the kids caught in the middle. So, what does the internet have to say about this family feud? Let’s check out some of the top takes on this wild parenting predicament!
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Mom wants live-in boyfriend on school emergency list, commenter advises caution
NTA questions kids’ safety with mom’s live-in boyfriend after 4 months
NTA. Valid concern about ex moving in a new partner quickly.
Father refuses mom’s request to put 4-month live-in boyfriend on school list.
NTA shuts down mom’s overbearing request for live-in BF.
Stranger danger? NTA commenter worries Mom’s moving too fast
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Mom’s new boyfriend’s car causes issues with kid pick-up
Concerned commenter warns about potential predator targeting single mother’s children.
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Woman’s clingy behavior raises concerns about new live-in boyfriend.
NTA Dad feels concerned about Mom’s irresponsible parenting decisions
Getting the whole family involved in a relationship dispute? Not cool. NTA
Protecting daughters from live-in bf of 4 months ❌
Trust your instincts and do a background check
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Trust takes time, NTA. Wait until marriage to add him.
NTA comment calls out immature mom and meddling parents
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Ex’s new boyfriend as emergency contact for school? NTA says comment.
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Moving in BF after 4 months and expecting dad’s approval? NTA
Moving in a man with young girls in 4 months? NO WAY
Ex’s hypocrisy exposed in comment, NTA for blocking in-laws
Putting a random guy on emergency list? NTA, prioritize daughters’ safety
NTA: Commenter calls out mom’s poor decision-making and suggests custody revisit
NTA for not wanting a 4-month BF on emergency list
Mom’s request for live-in BF on emergency list unreasonable. NTA.
NTA. Ex’s decision to put BF of 4 months on emergency list is questionable. Consider revisiting custody agreement.
Mother wants BF of 4 months on emergency list, NTA explains risks.
Dating for 4 months and moving in with a single mom of 2 young kids?
Agreeing with dad’s decision and calling out ex’s impulsiveness.
Document everything and get ahead of your ex. NTA
Four months is not enough time for live-in BF on emergency list. NTA
Father refuses mom’s request to add 4-month boyfriend to emergency list
Respectful commenter agrees with Dad’s decision, suggests alternative emergency contact.
NTA commenter concerned about mom’s trust in new boyfriend.
Divorced parents agree on emergency list, not girlfriend after 6yrs
Parent expresses concern over live-in boyfriend meeting kids after 4 months
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Permanent emergency contact? Ex’s new BF? NTA says no way
Mom’s live-in BF on emergency list? NTA says dad
Ex-husband denies live-in BF on school emergency list, NTA comment.
Dating for 4 months, girls shouldn’t know Shaun, NTA wins
NTA commenter calls out mom’s irresponsibility with sarcastic tone.
Parental concern for kids’ safety with new live-in boyfriend
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Culture shock: Commenter questions appropriateness of mom’s request.
Dating for 4 months, and she wants him on the emergency list?
Protecting your children’s safety should always be a top priority!
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Prioritize your children’s safety over peer pressure. NTA
Valid concern about safety of children with live-in boyfriend.
Concerned commenter questions mom’s new boyfriend’s intentions
User disagrees with mom’s decision to add BF to emergency list.
NTA, but consider long-term approach. Apologize, limit controversy.
Adding the boyfriend to the emergency list won’t solve safety concerns
Protective parent praises OP for not allowing strange man near daughters
Dad puts his foot down on mom’s questionable request
Concerned commenter warns of predator behavior, advises daughter safety guidelines.
Ex’s mother calling to pressure dad is unfair and unnecessary. NTA.
LIVE-IN BF on girls’ school emergency list? Potential disaster. NTA.
Trust is earned. Dad is right, don’t consent to it.
Live-in boyfriend of 4 months should not be on emergency list.
Ex’s request for BF on emergency list after 4 months – NTA.
Finding a backup plan for emergency pick-up is important. NTA.
Trustworthy emergency contacts require time and responsibility. #NTA
Engaging comment with a mix of NTA and YTA sentiments
4 months in, live-in BF on emergency list? NTA dad disagrees.
Setting boundaries with kids’ safety is important but be tactful.
Mom prioritizes boyfriend over kids. NTA suggests grandmother as contact.
Mother’s request to put live-in boyfriend on emergency list is not okay. Commenter suggests background check.
Concerned commenter advises caution when considering mom’s boyfriend.
Red flag alert! Moving in BF of 4 months is concerning
Experienced stepmom agrees, 4 months is too soon for emergency list
Parent expresses concern over mom’s live-in boyfriend after 4 months
Set boundaries with significant others early on to avoid conflicts
NTA questions mom’s judgement on adding BF to emergency list
Offering solutions and alternatives is key to resolving conflicts ✌️
Wait a year and do a criminal records check
Ex’s poor judgement raises custody concerns. Seek legal advice ⚖️
Set clear boundaries with school for your children’s safety. NTA.
Short-term boyfriend on emergency list? NTA says comment.
Putting kids’ safety first – NTA for not allowing it ✅
Parent supports dad’s decision to not put new boyfriend on emergency list
Questionable judgment: Mom wants live-in BF on school emergency list.
Concerns raised over mom’s intent of adding BF to emergency list
User suggests background check before parental access, NTA.
Four months of dating isn’t enough to trust with emergency list
Protecting children should be the priority, not mother’s boyfriend.
Dad’s protecting his daughters. Live-in bf doesn’t make the cut.
