dannysmyboy
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djohnson said:I, on the other hand, don't really see your outrage. I see this as spite against mom and hurting your child. This is how I see it:
You obviously make enough to pay for daycare.
You don't mind paying strangers to keep your child.
You don't mind your child being in a daycare environment.
but,
You don't want to pay family to keep your child.
You want to take money out of the pocket of the mother of your child.
Money that has been benefitting your child in one way or another.
You want to pay for daycare, but why not let that money go to help your daughter and she still get free daycare. I'm not so sure what is so wrong with that. Maybe talk to ex and see if you can compromise. Pay half and let Gma keep the child.
How is it free daycare when the dad is giving money to the mother, gma or anyone else who's watching the child?? If the father is paying out the money for daycare, it's still paid daycare, not free daycare. And if the mother told the court that the child is in daycare, but in fact is not in a licensed program that that would be lying. The poster needs daycare spelled out in his support papers, so these types of issues are nipped in the bud. Maybe the father can use the money as well to benefit the child when the child is with him....this can go both ways.
In my humble opinion, I think children should be in structured daycare/preschool anyway, so they can learn the basic stuff before kindergarden, and for older kids, it helps them with socialization skills.
Sounds like there may be more to this story, the dad going to BBB is telling me that there are some major communication issues here.