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To be very cross that children in my family never say "Thank You" for presents?

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bojorojo · 13/01/2017 11:57

My Mum gave her younger grandchildren (14, 12 and 10) money for Christmas - no thank you letters, phone calls or anything heard from them since. Likewise for me. I put money into their parents' bank account for Christmas presents. No thank you ever received from the children or the parents. I have not idea what they bought. I had to ask if the money had been received. I sent a DAB radio to my niece for her birthday at the beginning of January. No thank you. I had to ask if it had been delivered. It had. They have clearly been brought up not say thank you. However, I am getting heartily sick of it. Any ideas? Do I mention it to my sister or leave it be? She will be cross with me if I do becase she hates her parenting style being questioned. I cannot see how rude children can be a good outcome though!

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coconutpie · 17/01/2017 06:44

Does your sister send your DC presents?

Stop being taken for a mug - she's raising them to be ungrateful and I would not send them gifts any longer.

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