Dear Amy: My daughter gives birth, nurses her babies, works a full-time job, cooks, cleans, and shuttles the kids where they need to go. My son-in-law quit a job without finding a new job first, and has now been unemployed for months.
My daughter gives birth, nurses her babies, works a full-time job, cooks, cleans, and shuttles the kids where they need to go.He quit a job without finding a new job first, and has now been unemployed for months.
Things like braces, cars and college were things I worked hard to provide my children with, but I guess he figures I will pay for his kids to have those things.I still work and now am very resentful in regards to helping them with childcare and paying for extras like ballet classes, clothing and shoes, while he plays softball.– Miserable GrandmaDear Miserable: You could cope with this better if you understood and accepted that your daughter is making a series of choices.
Your daughter has already established that she can run a household as a single parent. In fact, she sounds impressive.Don’t agree to anything if you are going to resent it and then make her “pay” in other ways.
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