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Firstly before I explain here is some background: My boyfriend and I have been together 10 months. He has 2 children, one is 6 and the other just turned 5. I have a 6 yr old as well. He has his kids every second weekend. Each time he has had them he has spent those weekends at my house from Fri night to Sun night. The 6 yr old is reasonably behaved but the 5 yr old runs rampant through my home, can be disrespectful and doesn't listen very well. He has in the past broken several of my daughter's toys, the last episode was when he jammed a mermaid doll in my treadmill. Needless to say it took 30 mins to unjam my machine which could have been broken and unfortunately the doll was broken as a result. I let his kids play with pretty much all of my daughters toys in her toyroom even when they make the biggest mess each time and him mixing up games and puzzle pieces. It's very obvious that they have been brought up very differently to my daughter, pretty obvious certain values and morals have not been instilled in his kids. So the situation is as follows:

I chose to put some of my daughters Christmas gifts away in the cupboard out of harms way. a lot of what she got were expensive and in some cases breakable items. I was trying to prevent things getting broken and any unnecessary heartbreak to my 6 yr old. I mean some of the the gifts she got she hasn't even looked at properly or played with and she wanted to do those craft gifts with me. Knowing from previous times, his 5 yr old boy as broken a few of my daughters toys in the past and I didn't want to continue a repeat of this especially with her new stuff. My boyfriend took it the wrong way and insinuated that I didn't think his kids were good enough for our things. An over reaction on his part when all I was trying to do was protect some of my own childs things.

He got mad and even after explaining all this to him he doesn't seem to take it on board. I mean it's my home.

Alice is 6 years old. As a baby She was always cuddled and carried around. She was a fussy baby and her parents only get 5 hours a sleep a night. When she was 4-6 years old she hit them, kicked you and hid the car keys because she didn't want them leave. She was a shy, quiet child. She liked to do quiet things and only talked to adults around her when she needed something or something was bothering her. She rarely got in trouble, stays to herself. she always made sure her room was clean, her body was clean, and she was never a messy kid. But she loves messy hair and crazy hair. She can be a little insensitive and shady sometimes but she still respects others. She also called her parents fat bitches when she was three.

Nelosn is 7 years old. As a baby he cried, but his parents got 8 hours of sleep a night. When Nelson was a baby, he'd pee in his parents face, bite them, pull their hair and giggle. when he'd crawl on the floor he'd bite their toes, suck their toes, and every time his parents kissed his nose, Nelson giggled and would try to bite them. Potty training Nelson wasn't easy. He pooped on the floor and his pants 18 times and cried when his parents saw he pooped on the carpet. Nelson would hold his urine until the point of agony and he'd cry uncontrollably, including in public while touching his ***. Nelson would also steal candy and small toys from stores. He'll lie to his mother and take candy even after she told him to put it back. In stores he'd run away from his parents, giggle and when they ran after him, he just ran faster and would steal candy from shelves as they try to catch him. Nelson tried to steal a puppy, and likes to stare at people eating and sleeping. Nelson is a kind, friendly boy though and he often gives toys, treats and is friendly to others. He liked playing with dolls and when he gets too excited about food, he eats too fast, vomits and cries, sometimes in public.