Instructions: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, judge whether or not a specific person is wrong here. Answer 'not answerable' if more information is required and 'answerable' if all the information is sufficient to answer who is wrong in this situation.
Input: I've been told it is a rehotirc question that I should know the answer to, but I feel that I have at least some reasoning.

She works a somewhat graveyard shift but is home by 1am. We have a small child that wakes up early (what child doesnt). I work a regular 7am-4pm job so my days start at 5:30am and I'm usually up with the child around 6:30/7am on weekends. She has 3 days off each week and is with the child 2 days while we are both off one weekend day. She just enrolled in online school as well to help us in the long run and I fully support it.

But, sometimes I feel she should help in doing the end of the day routine with our child. I pick up the little one after work 3 days of the week and handle the feeding, bathing and bedtime for those 3 days, but I do it 4 days since she works one weekend day so I do it 4 days a week.

Am I out of line for expressing an expectation that for the 3 days shes off she should handle the feeding, bathing and putting the kid to bed since I handle it the other 4 days?  

Some background info, I usually cook dinner each day during the week which doubles as lunches for both of us so I am usually making her lunches each week. I also did online school last year and was still making dinners for us and still going to work during the week. 
Output:
not answerable