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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here again, I don't think what dad is doing is healthy or right for our DC, in short, CPS was called and they determined that [b]while it's not right, he's within his legal rights. [/b]For the troll, I wasn't the one who called CPS. And dad pays me nothing as we both make equal money so go troll your mom.

I'd happily take up a fight for my daughter if I was convinced it's the right thing to do, it's why I'm online asking strangers for advice.

I like the idea of spending more time and money on making a child resilient. Life is going to be a series of challenges, so they need to know to deal with them. I think the therapist is fantastic for DC, she tried to work with dad on discipline, dad is good at saying OK and not doing. There's not much else she can do.

If I'm to take my ex to court over custody, I want to make sure I'm doing what's best for my kid, and maybe that is limiting time with dad and maybe that isn't. Maybe it is teaching my kid how to deal with an angry, physically disciplining dad. I tried to talk to my ex, but it goes no where.

Anyway, I appreciate the thoughtful responses I go, and for the trolls, this is getting old. I'm sorry you're so angry but maybe get a hobby.

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This wouldn’t be good enough for me as a parent. Go back to court, show that CPS had to be called, that your child is scared and nervy at spending time at her father’s, and see what they say. At the very least, this may scare your ex into dialing back on the corporal punishment. [/quote]

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