fuchsiastar
Well-Known Member
I had to go back to the OP post to just answer the questions as she put them out there, because there is some stuff that needs to be addressed about how her biologicals are being treated.
Yes, absolutely. I think my position on this has been explained.
Now what do you mean by favor? I was favored because I was the first granddaughter, as was my cousin because he was the first grandson. However it wasn't ridiculous, just things like getting thought of first when it came time to do/get things...but thats just little stuff....and tailoring activities to a childs interests. Individual things on a child per child basis are okay. However, I have cousins who had more things given to them than me by aunts/uncles/grands because their parents weren't ish, and the aunts/uncles knew that my parents took care of me. It's all good, it's all about the childs needs.
How are they treating your children differently? Do they treat them badly. If so, I would say later to your in-laws about bringing ANY of your children over. They are trying to bring division into your household, and that is not okay. Address those in-laws!
My question to all of you ladies is, do you think it is wrong if I want to sometimes spend time with or buy things for just my two children.
Yes, absolutely. I think my position on this has been explained.
My in laws get upset if I do this, but they favor my husband's two children over mine(Not sure if its because they are the first grandchildren or because of their relationship with the mother)
Now what do you mean by favor? I was favored because I was the first granddaughter, as was my cousin because he was the first grandson. However it wasn't ridiculous, just things like getting thought of first when it came time to do/get things...but thats just little stuff....and tailoring activities to a childs interests. Individual things on a child per child basis are okay. However, I have cousins who had more things given to them than me by aunts/uncles/grands because their parents weren't ish, and the aunts/uncles knew that my parents took care of me. It's all good, it's all about the childs needs.
I don't think it's fair that they actually treat my children differently if I don't do EVERYTHING for the stepchildren that I do for my own, but they don't get upset with the mother for doing NOTHING for the children and they even make excuses for her. So what do you ladies think about this situation?
How are they treating your children differently? Do they treat them badly. If so, I would say later to your in-laws about bringing ANY of your children over. They are trying to bring division into your household, and that is not okay. Address those in-laws!