My grandson's tepee
Rose Pekelnicky
7 years ago
My son, his wife, and my little grandson came for Thanksgiving. My DIL was telling me about a play tepee that one of their friends had for their little boy and how she would really like one for their son. Friend's tepee was from Pottery Barn and sold for over $150.00. I volunteered to make him one.
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I can't see my grandson &my daugters stole from me
Comments (2)Also ask the lawyer about the house. Do you have any proof--reciepts and such that show you did put money into the house. Can you go to the builder and get some? Do you have bank records that show how much money you had and when it was taken out? Do you have the papers the lawyer gave you that you signed. If you don't have money to hire a lawyer look into legal aid. Do not feel bad that you are doing this to your daughter. I know it kills a mother, but you have to be strong for the boy. In order to pursue this and not hurt the boy, you have to be as sneaky as she is--let on to her that you don't want to be responsible for the boy. Make sure it is only to her and there are no witnesses. Do notunder any circumstance say anything like that on the phone she could be taping it. If you can ever get the boy alone tell him this has nothing to do with him and you will always love him. Good luck...See Moremy 2 yr old grandson is biting kids in his daycare. what can I do?
Comments (4)Biting is common among toddlers, but I know it's disturbing to parents and caregivers. Have you or the parents met with the daycare to troubleshoot the problem? I can imagine when it happens: struggling over a toy. Maybe he needs individual supervision at daycare to head off a biting incident. Could you go a time or two to help out and watch over your grandson? You might be able to observe frustration building and intercede before a bite takes place. A 2-minute time out doesn't seem like much, even for a 2 year old. Do an internet search; there is a lot of info about biting toddlers. Best wishes....See MoreThings for my grandson.
Comments (31)I used that same fabric to make a turtle pillow for my youngest GS. He loved it. The pants and shirt are going to be hard to get him out of I bet!...See MoreFurniture for my little grandson
Comments (17)How nice! ! I love that chair, I do hope they will take good care of it as they enjoy using it! And I'm sure it is going to provide a lot of pleasure! I like the idea of staining the table to match the chair, too. Rusty...See MoreRose Pekelnicky
7 years ago
skibby (zone 4 Vermont)
7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoRose Pekelnicky thanked skibby (zone 4 Vermont)
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