Out of control grandchild
texkickingbird
16 years ago
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Comments (3)Jonesy I bet everybody was thrilled to get a chance to buy your dolls!! One of the things I really like about Once Upon A Child is you can resell the childrens clothes back to them once the children have outgrown them. Perk, we drive about 40 miles to get to the nearest store too. Our shop has an area where the children can play while Moms and GrandMoms shop. We took Aeryn over there and she was very good and had fun playing. We really didn't know how she would react when we walked away and out of her sight. But she was fine. She would call out MeMaw just to make sure we were still close by. lol Dancey...See Morenot alowed to see grandchild
Comments (5)I think you need to calm down and wait. I have a hard time believeing you are just leaving her do what she wants and maybe you're being too bossy and over protective. I had my son out of wedlock(which really has nothing to do with what is going on here. You see it as an issue but you can still be good parents whether you're married or not) and went with the father who I am still with and our son is almost 3. I was an adult with my own family at that point and my Mom had a hard time realizing she had to leave me go and allow me to grow up. My Mom was in the delivery room when Shane was born and Jer was out on the phone making a call to tell my grandparents I was having the baby. My Mom should have been the one making the call, not Jer. He missed the birth of his son and still is upset about that to this day. We stayed with my Mom for two weeks and she basically took care of Shane. To her, she was a better parent than I could ever be. He wasn't ours. We left and then she was mean and hateful and threatened to have him taken from us because we were unfit parents. We weren't unfit, she was just saying all this and thought she had more rights to our son than we did. Sounds like you have the same problem. You may have helped care for the baby and deliver it, but it's not yours. It is your grandbaby, not your child and you don't have a right to tell your daughter when she has to bring the baby around and stuff like that. You can't force your daughter to come around. She will in her own time and trust me gulit trips and telling her what you think won't help. My Mom and I didn't talk or see much of each other for months. She eventually realized I was an adult and I was a good mother. She also accepted that Jer was a wonderful father and person. She treated him the same as my brother and I when out shopping for Christmas and he feels he's wanted and part of the family. Before he was treated differently and that made him not want to visit and that's why I stayed away, too. I loved Jer and I wasnt about to make him feel like he wasn't wanted....See MoreGrandparent & Grandchild learning & travel programs
Comments (2)terriks, That is a great link , so many interesting things to do and visit. Maybe when my grand daughter is older we can particiapate. Thanks for the link....See Morewaiting for my grandchild ! LONGâ¦.
Comments (22)When my Mum was pregnant for the first time and went into labor, she went to the hospital. The doctor said "when the apple is ripe it will fall from the tree. We don't pick ripe apples." and sent her home. She returned later the same day and delivered. She had 6 kids and tells us we were all late so she was pregnant more than 54 months of her life. With child #5, she was so late they induced her and she picked March 30th because she thought having an April Fool's day birthday would be awful(and the 30th would provide 2 days to get it done). Naturally, child #5 has always wished she had an AFD birthday. Our BIL and a nephew, who do have an AFD birthdays, love to tell her how it is the best birthday. Hope all is well with you and yours. When the apple is ripe, it will fall from the tree......See Moreforms
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