Dear Annie: Exhausted Parents Can’t Deal with Grandma’s Demand of Visits Every Weekend
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Dear Annie: Exhausted parents can’t deal with grandma’s demand of visits every weekend
Dear Annie: My husband and I have two kids under 5, and we both work full-time. As you can imagine, our lives are pretty hectic. My mother-in-law lives about 30 minutes away and expects us to visit her almost every weekend. If we don’t, she lays on the guilt pretty thick -- talking about how she “never sees the kids” or implying we don’t value family.
Dear Annie: Mother-in-law lays on a guilt trip if we don’t visit her every weekend
Dear Annie: My husband and I have two kids under 5, and we both work full-time. As you can imagine, our lives are pretty hectic. My mother-in-law lives about 30 minutes away and expects us to visit her almost every weekend. If we don’t, she lays on the guilt pretty thick -- talking about how she “never sees the kids” or implying we don’t value family.
Dear Annie: My mother-in-law’s weekend visiting expectations are exhausting us
Dear Annie: My husband and I have two kids under 5, and we both work full-time. As you can imagine, our lives are pretty hectic. My mother-in-law lives about 30 minutes away and expects us to visit her almost every weekend. If we don’t, she lays on the guilt pretty thick — talking about how she “never sees the kids” or implying we don’t value family.
I’m Not Allowed to See My Grandkids Anymore Because I Refuse to Babysit Them
We received a letter from a reader who is struggling with a difficult family situation. In her letter, she describes how her daughter-in-law no longer allows her to see her grandkids after an argument about her role in their lives. What started as a disagreement about boundaries escalated into a painful rift that has left her questioning her place in her family.
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