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@joy67 Sounds like one of those that would fall for the dangers of dihydrogen monoxide speech.

@cgrpartner The other thing is that the original post rarely has ALL the details so it's more helpful to say here are the resources, tailor it to what you are experiencing/need to know. If it was really that easy to just find five bullet points or whatever A) you could probably Google it and...

@acaudpdrkkl2015 So parent A has two options at this point: Let things get to this point and then get upset at Parent B, which changes nothing. Parent B is still leaving, the kids are still with Parent A, the issue is not resolved. Let's be clear here, the way Parent A addressed this problem...

@acaudpdrkkl2015 What a way to purposely miss the point of what everyone said. BOTH are responsible for communicating beforehand. Obviously if both are working outside of the home, I would hope someone out of the two adults is responsible enough to actually sort it out before someone steps out...

@lucianne If the routine isn't going to stay the same, then they need to communicate what's changing BEFORE the morning of. The kids are home from school - two teenagers and a 3rd grader - it's not unreasonable for the other parent to assume a default routine if it wasn't agreed upon to change.