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Old Mar 10, 2016, 11:24 PM
htoun htoun is offline
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Originally Posted by kecanoe View Post
For me, the best thing I could do in a similar situation was to draw some gentle boundaries. It's hard as hell when there is a grandchild involved, but if I kept doing everything they would never have learned to do some of the stuff themselves.

It might be as simple as starting a class or volunteering somewhere; an obligation that you need to keep and they have to work around.
So far the gentle boundaries isn't working. I'm about ready to lay down on the floor and have an epic 2 year old temper tantrum except I don't think that will work either. Right now I'm just counting my blessings that my son has a new job and no more 60 hour weeks. Oh and that I can make it to my appointments and tests with out having to juggle for sitters.