He has two girls and I have two boys and it just seems like he doesn’t include me and my boys enough. Like, it’s all about his youngest daughter. If I ask him for something he delays it, or doesn’t do it, or just claims to forget. But when it comes to doing something having to do with her he’s on it. Most of the time if I ask him to do something for me it has to do with the boys. What’s up with that? Should I plan to stick it out or abort the mission?

My 16 year old son has just informed me that his girlfriend is 3mo. preg. Her father is trying to convience the two that they need to place the baby up for adoption. What are his rights and do I have any say in this? Can the father push the paper work without my consent?

Here’s the situation. My husband and I are very close to his grandmother. She lives alone, and we visit her often. The problem is she is kind of paranoid when it comes to our daughter. It’s annoying to have answer the same old questions over and over..”When will her teeth come in?” (My baby is 7 months. She has been asking us since she was 4 months old) Is she sick? (After my daughter sneezes once at her house. His grandmother smokes in her garage which may be the problem, but I don’t want to be rude and bring this up.) And, countless other things. Sometimes it seems like she is putting down are parenting skills.
How do I tell her to butt out in a nice way. I’m afraid that one day I’m going to blow up on her, and I don’t want that to happen.

There really is no wrong or right way to parenting, it all really is trial and error. Everyone has different methods and such. I don’t get why some people with children act like they where the first people on this earth to have a child and think there way of parenting is the only way.

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