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grandparents spoiling my son

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Poppett · 18/08/2001 08:19

I have a similar experience with my mother.Every time we see her my 2 year old says "Nanny sweets". And lo and behold she has sweets I've tried to tell mum that it really isn't good for her teeth and I also don't want my girl to think that nanny is only there for sweets. I also have a problem with unfairness with the other grandparents in as much as they give more to my sister in laws children than my own, I know that it shouldn't really matter but she always got what she wanted as a child and my hubby didn't, history is just repeating itself.

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Tigermoth · 04/09/2001 16:30

Grandmamma, thanks for relpying. As you say, indulgence can take many forms, material and non material.

I hope you keep posting. It's good to get a more mature perspective on subjects, even if we don't always agree.

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