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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Has she already made these comments to your 2 year old? Or are you anticipating the nasty comments to start soon?

You have to deal with each comment as she says it. Correct her right there on the spot. Show your son you have his back and will stand up for him. Actions speak louder than words.[/quote]

[b]OP here - Yes, the "a monkey could put this puzzle together - you aren't concentrating" type comments have already begun[/b]. [/quote]

Oh,no this must be dealt with immediately.

MIL to 2 yr old grandson: A monkey could put this puzzle together. You aren't concentrating. 
You: Madge, could you come in the kitchen with me?
You: Husband, can you come in the kitchen? (Wait for husband to come)
You: Madge, Bill and I are very clear about this: our children will be raised in a positive, loving environment. You have many loving qualities and we want our son to have a positive relationship with his grandmother. However, if you choose to continue with demeaning comments like "A monkey could put this puzzle together" then we will choose to spend our time without you. It's that simple. I need to get back to spending time with our son. Please join us.

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