My mother-in-law constantly makes comments that I am raising my child in the wrong way.

My mother-in-law constantly makes comments that I am raising my child in the wrong way.
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We live with our parentshusband , they were wonderful all the timerelationship until bornson _ My mother-in-law helped me a lot from the very beginning, I am very grateful to her for this, my parents live in another city andMom could come for a few days only once every two months. But over time, constant moralizing began. It seemed to my mother-in-law that I was feeding the child the wrong way, that I was poorly dressed for going out, then why buy so many toys, because they cost money that would be better spent on something useful. As if toys are useless for a child.

I tried not to argue with her, sometimes I listened, and sometimes I did it my way, so that she wouldn’t know. Now my son is already three years old and we are enrolling him in kindergarten, since I need to go to work, and my mother-in-law is not yet retired. My husband and I wanted to hire a nanny so that our son would be at home, but my husband’s parents decided that it was a whim to pay suchmoney when most children attend kindergarten. I had to listen to them and send my son to kindergarten. But test-antibiotic.com we quarreled not because of this.

All this timeMy husband cut the child’s hair at home with a clipper, but before kindergarten I wanted to cut his hair at the hairdresser, giving him a stylish haircut. I wanted him to go to the garden beautiful for the first time. But in the barbershop, the tools and atmosphere were unfamiliar to him, he got scared, started crying, the haircut didn’t work out, and we went home. All the way home, he could not calm down, and his grandparents, when they saw this and found out the reason, threw an even greater hysteria than their grandson. I heard a lot of things addressed to me, and what I didn’tmother and stepmother were the most delicate. I, of course, was offended; I haven’t spoken to them for a whole week, although later my father-in-law asked for an apology. I understand that they love their grandson, but why do they forget that he has parents?

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