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Q: Hi all, long time lurker. First time posting :) 

I want to know if AITA for getting upset with my partner for sleeping in every weekend, while I get up to care for our daughter. 

We both work full time on different schedules. I usually leave for work 6.30AM before the household wakes up. My partner gets our daughter ready for childcare every morning and drops her off before heading to work. 

Generally I will finish work before him, he’s a PT so his schedule varies. We alternate days collecting her and bringing her home. On a slow day for him he will still sleep in until about 8.30-9AM during the week. 

Every weekend it is expected that I will get up with our daughter and play with her downstairs. While he gets to sleep in until 10-11AM. 

His reasoning is ‘I get up with her every morning and get her ready’. So he’s entitled to sleep in every weekend. 

I’m upset because this means I never get a sleep in. I’m up at 5.30AM weekdays and 7AM at the latest on weekends. 

AITA for making creating an argument over this? Yes he does a lot for her during the week, but I also work full time and would appreciate a sleep in too. It seems unfair. Or am I being unappreciative of his ‘early rises’ during the week. 

I say ‘early rises’ because his idea of getting up with her in the mornings. Is feeding her breakfast and putting on a movie while he goes back to sleep.


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