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@darrenclay That's fine let him be a shitty parent, but don't let your kids down by forcing his hand is what I'm saying.

@darrenclay No just sign them up for things you both agree upon if it's going to be during both of your time. If you can't agree don't sign them up for stuff that occurs on his time. Maybe ask ahead of time if there are any other activities he would like to do with the kids that can be done on...

@darrenclay You're not petty you're being a bad coparent, and controlling and toxic. You're making decisions on his time then making your kids sad because you're not co-parenting. It's parental alienation because now you've made decisions against his wishes and your kids are now affected so...

@lycealon I have the same issues, my child's mother thinks routine isn't relevant and will take her to any relatives house any day if the weekend and sleepover constant rotating of beds between houses because she's too cheap to get her own place. It's rough, what I did is just reinforce that...