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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Grandparents: for the most part, we love and appreciate them. However, it's probably fair to say most of us have received unsolicited parenting advice. So maybe here in this little corner of the Internet, we can fantasize about giving unsolicited Grandparenting advice. Lifted from another thread: Anonymous wrote: Grandparents, take note: if a parent is within eyesight/earshot of the child, and is actively parenting them, you don't need to pile on with the instructions and corrections. I don't need my FIL barking "put that down!" When I have JUST said it. Kids don't need three adults telling them the same thing at the same time. [/quote] Well, if you just told kid to "put it down" and he/she doesn't then you are not patenting. My house, my rules and I do not care whether you likebitbir not. I bet when your GIL "barked" your precious snowflake put it down. [/quote] Why are you yelling at OP several months later? Why did you people dredge up this old thread?[/quote]
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