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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Your brother is a saint.[/quote]

Right?! He took 2 toddlers, 1 who isn’t even his kid, and had them make cute little hand print crafts for the women of the family. Sounds like a great guy.

I agree with a PP that sister is dealing with some baggage from being a single mom.[/quote]

No he isn’t. It’s not international women’s day - it’s Mother’s Day. [/quote]

Well the handprints were a gift to the sister for Mother’s Day. And in the spirit of efficiency extra hand prints were made for other relatives who love the child (I’m assuming if they were gifted the hand prints any other time of year it would be NBD). It would be stupid to have to make handprints for mom of X day and then go back and make handprints for the other relatives on Y day. We all know how messy these toddler crafts can be.[/quote]

It waters down the meaning of the gift if a pool of people get it.

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And, what, exactly, was the “meaning of the gift” from the toddler?[/quote]

Mother’s Day - not auntie or big helper day or all the nice people in the world day.[/quote]

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