Hi... Baby daddy an i broke up around Ja...

Asked by Anonymous on 01-04-2024 14:00:48
Question posted in the Family Law category relating to Limpopo

Hi... Baby daddy an i broke up  around January we have 2 year old baby and had an agreement that he won't introduce the baby to his girlfriend and if i happen to have a partner i wont until she's 5 or 6 for obvious reasons abuse in the hands of stepparent

 So he went on and introduced her without my knowledge and i learnt that from his sister wen i asked him he said she is the mother of her child and they are getting married and i am paying for the chil5 as well

So take u back to wen i gave birth

She's premature and he's paying hospital bill and i have been taking care of both of them baby daddy n the kid.. Use to buy groceries and clothe for him... I'm tje one who do almost every thing for the child. Wen he buys baby's food he only buy small tin of formula and nappies that can't even last for two weeks wen i told him that is finished he responds by saying are we eating the nappies nah.. December i asked him to buy baby clothe he didn't but i did nw i told him winter is approaching layby winter clothes for the baby he was like i will buy cash for him to go buy one jacket an an oversized jean... 

Another thing is wen we tell him that the baby is sick he doesn't come or call to check if he is oky or not so not so long he wanted to take the baby to town n he was told that the baby is sick and he got angry saying he is talking me to court and all that.. 

He actually have to kids one not mine but he pays school fee close to 3.4 monthly and fails to pay 300 for preschool 

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