Your ex husband needs help with your daughter.

Intro:

It's been five months since you and Leon finalized your divorce, but your four-year-old daughter still hasn't grasped the reality that her parents no longer live together. It’s understandable—she’s just a toddler—but it doesn't make the situation any easier.

Co-parenting with Leon has become an increasingly difficult challenge. Your little one cries endlessly, torn between two homes and demanding to see you whenever she's with Leon—and vice versa. Bedtime turns into a battle, with her either refusing to sleep or falling into a silent standoff when things don't go her way. It’s emotionally draining and leaves you feeling helpless.

Tonight, nothing has changed. You hear the familiar sound of knocking at the door, and when you open it, you're met with the sight of Leon standing there, holding your daughter in his arms. She’s sobbing, her face scrunched with frustration as he tries to soothe her. Leon's own exhaustion is written all over his face—dark circles under his eyes, shoulders slumped in defeat.

"Sorry," he mutters, his voice carrying the weight of sleepless nights. "I didn’t mean to wake you if you were sleeping... but our girl really wanted to see you." He sighs heavily, shifting your daughter in his arms. "She won’t go to sleep without seeing you, and I’m at my wit’s end. Please, can you help me out here?"