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Hi, First of all sorry if this is the wrong place...
So recently separated from my partner and we have a 3 and a half year old little boy. its not easy as im sure you know. i am allowed to put him to bed on Tuesdays and Thursdays and i see him every Sunday. so far sounds all ok. i live on a houseboat and my ex is refusing to let him stay the night with me. because of the cold weather she says. but i have heating! its warmer than the house. and now i am getting alot of last minute phonecalls to come and look after him in the evenings which i dont mind so much but when shes out until midnight it would be so much easier if he could stay with me. can anyone offer any suggestions to make her see my point or am i being stupid??
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