Or keep a card in her purse with the order written down

Child support is calculated on income. They literally take the income from both households and add it together. Then they calculate the expenses expected for the child based on a household with that combined income so that the quality of life does not shift from house a to house b. They look at expected contributions from households based on time spent at each and the income level. That is how they calculate support. Using me as an example, my child has 50/50 split time now so our expenses are expected to be equal in supporting her. While I was in school getting my PhD, I was an adjunct professor with a small stipend to teach. I received more support then than I get now making much more. Now that my ex and I have nearly equivalent incomes (he makes about 1k more than I do), my support is around $50/month.

Also, this parent is ridiculous. Why would you look at those hops on the number line and think that even though there is a clear difference between the sizes, their value must be the same? The smaller hops very obviously represent subtracting 1 and Jack forgot to include his tens place when subtracting. A 6 year old could easily see this.

Now that sounds like something I would do xD

There are theories that it was heavily promoted by a certain car manufacturer as a way to keep white kids from listening to "black music", which hold enough ground that most schools have removed square dancing from their curriculum and replaced it with world cultural folk dancing (typically step dancing of some sort).

I've been summoned.....weird! The name has always been my default made up name response when I don't know who someone is talking about. And I don't post much because I used this site as part of my research when I was getting my PhD.