Just wanted to see if anyone else has had issues with passing their little ones to family members and they scream the house down like you are trying to kill them!??
I'm not sure if it's related but I tried to do a KIT day at work about a month ago and left my DS with my mum and step dad. They decided to take him to lakeside just before xmas - I did think this was a bad move but left them to it. I left my DS and put him straight in their car and off they went I didn't have a txt or was known of any issues my mum just said he was a little challenging but was ok. This was the first time I have left him properly and I was quite upbeat about being back at work. Well at 2pm I got a phone call from my step dad my baby screaming in the background then saying I need to come home they thought he was ill he had been screaming basically the whole time they had him! I was beside myself flew to my mums and there was no consoling my baby. I ended up in a & e and doc said everything was fine he had bit of a sore throats prob from all the crying! A few days later my MIL looked after him for a couple of hours and before I left he was inconsolable again but she demanded that she would be ok and I was to go out. I did and by the time I got back he was ok but saw me and cried. I don't really get on with my MIL and not sure if my DS picks up on this but since this has all happened he won't go near my MIL and does not like my step dad! Do you think this has something to do with me leaving? I feel like I can't ask anyone to look after him because of him being so clingy. I have heard it's just a phase but my MIL wants to meet and tbh I just can't be bothered with the hassle of my DS crying inconsolably. She is very full on that's half her problem she is in his face the moment she sees him and he doesn't like it. We had a nightmare over xmas! Thanks for reading would be nice to know I'm not the only one in this situation and any advice would be appreciated
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Clingy baby 6 months won't go to parents or MIL
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Vickalyn · 12/01/2017 18:51
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