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      mummyJune
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      my son is 2yrs+. now can say he is in the 'terrible 2' stage. but old folks duno wat is terrible twos, they say no such thing, kids r juz kids.


      ya, im fedup, now is 7mth, who is she trying to scare..haiz...luckly i dun live with her or else i sure go mad very fast :torchme:

      Flowermonaster:
      Why ur MIL said in a frightened tone? Now is 7mth, she trying to scare who? Or she scare herself for nothing? How old is ur DS? I think should be quite young.
      mummyJune:

      last night as usual i had to fetch my boy home. when it was time to go home after dinner, my boy threw temper & refused to wear his shoes,so mil tel him nicely he's gg home liao, must wear shoes. so my boy sit down & wear his shoes but the moment i walk out of their front door(i expect my boy to follow behind me), my boy threw temper, started crying & screaming again. so i asked him wats wrong? Y are u crying? immediately mil came up & carry my boy & tel me he doesnt want to go home. i tel her aiya this morning oso like that, throw temper. & when my mil carry my boy, she saw my son staring at me & said in a frightened tone \"Y is he staring at u like tat? as though u look so scary!\" the worst thing is she can carry on telling my boy how scary i look which is NOT TRUE.

      sign..at this moment i really want to push her away & bring my boy home.Wat nonsenses is she yaking abt? my boy is not even staring at me, he was looking at the aeroplane in the sky...i was already pek chek cos after a long day at work i juz want to quickly fetch my son & go home.

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        sall
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        mummyJune:
        & when my mil carry my boy, she saw my son staring at me & said in a frightened tone \"Y is he staring at u like tat? as though u look so scary!\" the worst thing is she can carry on telling my boy how scary i look which is NOT TRUE.

        I think your mil is trying to imply that you are not treating your boy well and you frightened him, that's why he's crying. What a drama queen she is! Pretending to talking in a frightened tone. :roll:
        I can understand how piss-off you feel. My mum is also like that. Whenever my girl cried when she's a toddler, my mum will accuse me of ill-treating my girl.

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          sall:
          mummyJune:

          & when my mil carry my boy, she saw my son staring at me & said in a frightened tone \"Y is he staring at u like tat? as though u look so scary!\" the worst thing is she can carry on telling my boy how scary i look which is NOT TRUE.


          I think your mil is trying to imply that you are not treating your boy well and you frightened him, that's why he's crying. What a drama queen she is! Pretending to talking in a frightened tone. :roll:
          I can understand how piss-off you feel. My mum is also like that. Whenever my girl cried when she's a toddler, my mum will accuse me of ill-treating my girl.

          i really cannot tahan my mil.everyday i go her house she sure got something to comment on either my son or my daughter. so irritating. as though implying i never take care of them properly. not only my mil, sometimes my own mother oso will make nasty comments. own mother i still can talk back & argue, mil how to argue? later she complain to ppl i so rude.worst! tats y sometimes i dun even wan to open my mouth & talk to her. yesterday i saw her 4yr old grandaughter feed my son dragon fruit. duno how to feed pls dun feed la, my mil still say she so clever. clever my head! she feed my son until his clothes so dirty! sometimes this 4YO grandaughter will snatch to sleep Yaolan with my daughter :whut: . pls la, my daughter is only 5mths old, she 4yrs old liao still sleep wat yaolan? i tel my hubby, this is how yr mum take care...he also shake head. :slapshead:

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            sall
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            Hi mummyjune, your mil takes care of so many young kids? You must be careful she doesn’t brainwash your son that only the grandma loves him, that’s why grandma taking care of him. Heard of old people who do that, tell the grandchildren that the parents don’t love the kids, that’s why grandma got to look after them.

            Old people think they are so experienced and wise and more qualified to look after young children, that’s why they are always criticising us. Sigh… what to do?

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              mummyJune
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              sall:
              Hi mummyjune, your mil takes care of so many young kids? You must be careful she doesn't brainwash your son that only the grandma loves him, that's why grandma taking care of him. Heard of old people who do that, tell the grandchildren that the parents don't love the kids, that's why grandma got to look after them.

              Old people think they are so experienced and wise and more qualified to look after young children, that's why they are always criticising us. Sigh... what to do?
              sometimes i do worry she will brainwash my kids, especially my son, i can c she dote on him alot. but wat to do, we need to work, ve to leave him in her care. sign...i can only hope that she dun talk rubbish/badmouth abt me to my son...

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                ectanz:

                I wish I can. Previously, they r staying in west n in order not to stay too near to them, I purposely instigated my hb to apply new flat at north east. But hor, they sell their flat n moved to east, juz 15 mins drive. Sian men!
                It's good for PIL to stay near if they r those harmonious type but otherwise NO, NO!! As for mine, my MIL has to take a bus journey only abt 15 mins but at least luckily she doesnt drive. :evil:

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                  kids_r_innocent:
                  ectanz:


                  I wish I can. Previously, they r staying in west n in order not to stay too near to them, I purposely instigated my hb to apply new flat at north east. But hor, they sell their flat n moved to east, juz 15 mins drive. Sian men!

                  It's good for PIL to stay near if they r those harmonious type but otherwise NO, NO!! As for mine, my MIL has to take a bus journey only abt 15 mins but at least luckily she doesnt drive. :evil:

                  If they are the harmonious type, then all the children & their spouses will be grabbing them.
                  Mine here is the type who WANTS to be driven around by the sons...'don't know' how to go anywhere...good lah, don't know how to go, then don't go. This way, I won't be surprised by her visits.

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                    mummyJune:
                    sall:

                    [quote=\"mummyJune\"]& when my mil carry my boy, she saw my son staring at me & said in a frightened tone \"Y is he staring at u like tat? as though u look so scary!\" the worst thing is she can carry on telling my boy how scary i look which is NOT TRUE.


                    I think your mil is trying to imply that you are not treating your boy well and you frightened him, that's why he's crying. What a drama queen she is! Pretending to talking in a frightened tone. :roll:
                    I can understand how piss-off you feel. My mum is also like that. Whenever my girl cried when she's a toddler, my mum will accuse me of ill-treating my girl.

                    i really cannot tahan my mil.everyday i go her house she sure got something to comment on either my son or my daughter. so irritating. as though implying i never take care of them properly. not only my mil, sometimes my own mother oso will make nasty comments. own mother i still can talk back & argue, mil how to argue? later she complain to ppl i so rude.worst! tats y sometimes i dun even wan to open my mouth & talk to her. yesterday i saw her 4yr old grandaughter feed my son dragon fruit. duno how to feed pls dun feed la, my mil still say she so clever. clever my head! she feed my son until his clothes so dirty! sometimes this 4YO grandaughter will snatch to sleep Yaolan with my daughter :whut: . pls la, my daughter is only 5mths old, she 4yrs old liao still sleep wat yaolan? i tel my hubby, this is how yr mum take care...he also shake head. :slapshead:[/quote]mine was the same situation as you when my dd1 was taken care by my MIL. She will comment everything I did I.e the feeding method, etc n complained to me my dd1 too active lah until she buay tahan. All these nonsenses I could endure but her only action really pissed me off was tat she liked to accuse me of starving my dd1 whenever my dd1's weight was slightly dropped. She liked to weigh my dd1 on every Monday when my dd1 was taken care by me on weekend. At tat moment, I really wanted to retort the remark she made but managed to hold back my anger.
                    Afraid tat she wont take care of my dd1 if my retort made her angry.

                    I hv endured this kind of accusation for abt 4 yrs until I resigned fr my current job n take care the kids myself.

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                      ectanz
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                      kids_r_innocent:
                      ectanz:


                      I wish I can. Previously, they r staying in west n in order not to stay too near to them, I purposely instigated my hb to apply new flat at north east. But hor, they sell their flat n moved to east, juz 15 mins drive. Sian men!

                      It's good for PIL to stay near if they r those harmonious type but otherwise NO, NO!! As for mine, my MIL has to take a bus journey only abt 15 mins but at least luckily she doesnt drive. :evil:

                      Agreed. If they don't meddle in our affairs, I am okay even they r staying next door. However, my MIL will comment everything whenever she came to my place.

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                        ectanz
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                        My friends used to ask me a question n till now no answer from me yet. Maybe I don’t hv courage to face reality…


                        Question - wat will u do if yr PIL is getting old n need u to take care of them?

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