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@striveforclarity You gotta do shifts. For my husband and I, he would do any wakes up from 10pm to 3am, then I did any wake ups after 3am till around 8 or 9am when he had to be up for work. Now he worked from home, so it made it a bit easier to manage. Your shifts might look different, but they...

@seangibbons Americans riot all the time.

@chloekelley There would be a riot Edit: Seriously? Who is downvoting this?

@grungey He does realize he can't have it both ways right? He either gets with the program and does what needs doing himself or you tell him what needs doing.

@ajewelinhiscrown Has 7 been assessed for any issues because having that many nuclear metldowns at age 7 does raise a few questions.

@beleadnotastray My husband struggled the first few months until I lost my shit and pointed out that if he was capable of working and maining a career on his own then he could follow the kids routine and be involved without handholding. That seemed to wake him up and he has been stellar since.

@beleadnotastray When my husband gets off work for the day, he helps with everything without being asked. He is fully aware of what routine I have our 2.5 yr old on and jumps right in. Cooking dinner, playing with him, bath time, etc. Whatever needs doing. I definitely bear a majority of the...

@sophie0813 Sounds like it is time for him to learn to love his first job as much as he loves the second one. You can't keep burning yourself to shield him from getting angry or keep letting him get away with dumping all the childcare on you.