What do you think of a mother who allows her four year old to live with her ex husband/boyfriend?

What do you think of a mother who allows her four year old to live with her ex husband/boyfriend? She does it because that is what the father wanted, he is a very good father, and her daughter is very happy living with her father, but she still sees her daughter almost every single day, but is as good a parent as her father is to her. The mother is also able to care for her as good as her father is able to.What do you think of a mother who allows her four year old to live with her ex husband/boyfriend?
The child has to live with one or the other. There is nothing wrong with her living with a father if that is what the parties want and it is in the best interest of the child. It is absolutely wonderful that the non-residential parent (in this case, mom) sees the child daily. A good relationship between the parents is crucial for the child's normal development. There is obviously a reason that the mom is satisfied with the child residing with the father; maybe she likes her freedom or maybe she feels the child will have a better life; either way, a father can be just as good of a parent (or sometimes better) than the mother. Depends on the person, but I see it all the time. better they agree and work it out rather than fight over where the child lives; that is much much worse.What do you think of a mother who allows her four year old to live with her ex husband/boyfriend?
I think the mother is a very strong. It takes a lot of emotional strength to be able to let your little girl live with him when you are also capable of taking care of her.





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I think she is being a very good mother. She is putting the needs of her child ahead of her own. And it is not like she has abandoned her child. Just as you have stated, she sees the child almost everyday. So there is nothing wrong with it.
If it's in the best interest of the child I applaud her for having the courage to do it.
As long as they are still seeing and providing for their child then I think it's perfectly fine.
i dont understand