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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So you asked for help with childcare, your mother-in-law was kind enough to offer to watch your child ALL SUMMER if that was needed, and your response is to complain about her? How unkind you are, how self-centered. She sounds like a caring family member trying to help as best she can. [/quote] Hi, MIL, That's not what happened. Op asked for help for one weekend and MIL responded by offering to take the child from his home and parents for three months.[/quote] some parents would consider that a favor. take it or leave it; lectures are entirely unnecessary and counterproductive [/quote] It's possible that this was MIL's way of getting herself off the hook for any future babysitting requests from Op. No need to say "no" if you aren't asked in the first place, right?[/quote]
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