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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. Bringing this back because MIL and FIL suggested that they take our child with them back to the midwest, because MIL said she can't imagine living without him. I replied with "That's how I feel every morning when I go to work." I mentioned it to DH when he came home, and he admitted that they had already asked him if they could take our baby the first week they came. WHO OFFERS SUCH A THING? Are they not thinking about their own son and daughter in law?
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Wow, OP.  That is WAY out of the norm.  Seriously, who says such a thing other than in extreme jest, like I say, "I just want to eat him up!"  If they were even remotely serious, those are some creepy, creepy people.

Is there any way that they can stay somewhere other than your one bedroom apartment?  Honestly, this seems like the opposite of helpful.  I would be exploding with stress after a 2-hour visit, not multiple days.  I have to take breaks from my in-laws every 20 or 30 minutes -- go for walks, go to the other side of the house, get FAR away so I can't even hear their voices.   I would be crawling out of my skin if I had to share a 1 bedroom apartment with them, my husband, and our son.[/quote]

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