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Originally Posted by Kelly1101
 But I don't blame you, kriket, cause especially when you're raised to be polite, sometimes something surprises you so much that you're at a loss for a polite way to refuse it. But yeah, I think after my experience (and I bet you too, after yours), I think I'm going to be Up with the hand, Shield the baby's mouth, Smile and Say No Thanks. |
He's gotten over his flu (I think it was the flu) He's back to his happy curious self
I don't know what we are doing for christmas, but I will be sure to set some 'rules'My MIL is a bit... childish. She is one of those "I gave my kids soda all the time and they are fine" Um... they are not fine. My DH won't touch a veggie with a 10' pole and your other son was morbidly obese. Or I would be a b!tchy DIL for not letting her make my son sick with soda and pudding. Oh, that was the other thing that she was trying to feed him, a pudding cup. After the soda I didn't let him off my lap.
My mom asked the other day if DS could have a lick of icecream
I think she was blinded by grandmotherly love. I know she didn't raise us like that. She was always trying to get good healthy home cooked meals into us. Something about becoming a grandmother make you want to feed kids icecream!
