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Input: Most mornings I am responsible for getting my kids up, lunch packed and getting them to school on time. My job is relatively flexible while my wifes job has a set schedule. Generally, when one person does the morning drop off the other person does the pick up. Over the past few weeks I ended up carrying about 75% of both drop off and pickup, so we decided to designate days. Today was my wife's day to drop off. 

This morning as I was about to leave my house to get to work early, I saw that my kids were nowhere close to being ready (no lunch, kids not dressed, school bag not packed) so instead of leaving I spent 30 minutes to get things ready at home. I'm honestly unsure what my wife was doing other than being in the bathroom and making coffee. 

By the time my wife was ready it was time the kids time to go to school. There are 2 separate school drop offs, so I did one while she did the other so that she'd be able to make it to her work on time. 

I got a phone call after drop off calling me an asshole for taking over and getting the kids ready 'my way'. I acknowledged that I took over but it was because there would be no way for her to handle the entire duties by herself and not be late for work. 

I get that by taking over this morning I essentially relayed that I think she could not handle it. But I really don't think she had the situation handled. AITA for not wanting her to fail?

taking over childcare duties on my partners designated morning