@Rabbitohs2022
I would call it a lot more than annoying and not in the best interests of the child. Sounds like hostility, almost harrassment and I guess the lawyers get rich while the child suffers. Taking you at your word and that he was not badly hurt. If you have done your due diligence re anger management, they should put it to rest. It is well documented that kids need rough and tumble play and kids get excited and fall over their feet when doing fun things with their dad.
She, your ex, seems keen to collect evidence ... Collecting evidence to build a case, may tend towards fabricating a case. My ex was like that with his ex before me. I was conned, put up with it for 16 years. I am sick of people demonising the other parent. Because the prevalence of domestic violence seems to have gone up since then, not down, and stories of heartbreak seem more common ... makes one wonder ... where all the expertise is leading to ...
Last Saturday, we had a similar thing, but nowhere as bad. He fell over his feet cos M had brought a soccer ball but it was still too big for him to manage. We just kept trying to keep him on grass, so it was softer for when he fell ...
For anonymity it is best to use a pseudonym or often a letter or something, rather than the real name. I am also going to edit my posts later to remove identifying details, if anything were to get serious in that realm.
