I have posted about her pregnancy before during the early stages...she has decided to keep her baby and is now 16 weeks...we have offered to support her to become indpendent and have said she can live at home until her hair dressing apprenticeship is complete which will be about a years time. We have several problems...
She works long hours and I am happy to tidy her room, do the wasing and make her breakfast or a cup of tea as I am at home most of the day. I do ask however that she does bring down her plates straight away and leave her room in a resonable state. This has not been happening without nagging and 3 day old plates appearing.
Also she works late on a wednesday and although I do not normally cook for her as she tends to do her own thing last wed and this wed she said she would be home about 8.30 for dinner. I made her tea and and she did not come home till 11 ....I dont even mind her not coming home...but she did not even text or phone to say...
I feel although we are not happy with her pregnancy we are doing everything we can to support her to independence and I just feel taken advantage of...I told her today things had to change (over the phone which was not good but I just lost my paitence) She just huffed and puffed like I was being soooo unreasonable. How can I make her stick to some ground rules ....it is so hard.
I am feeling very depressed and anxious about the whole situations...will she be like this with a baby too?
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rose1927 · 26/08/2010 12:38
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