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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Let’s be honest… at the end of the day, this child is living between two homes, a broken family. He does not have a sense of belonging. His father now has a family of his own. They are trying to incorporate him into their life but he isn’t having it. [b]He just wants to be a solo kid but guess what, he isn’t! He has siblings. He has to share his father. He isn’t entitled to one on one time with his dad.[/b] [/quote] This would be wrong even if they were his half-siblings . . . but they aren't. They are step children and step siblings. Are you really suggesting that the kid doesn't have a right to spend time with his father without his much younger step siblings tagging along? [/quote] My kids are 3 years apart, full siblings, same gender and like each other very much. They still want my undivided attention sometimes. Every kid should have one on one time with each of their parents. [/quote]
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