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Post by justblueskies on Mon Oct 12, 2009 6:00 am

MY FIL is a difficult and abusive person.
We dont celebrate halloween. He tried to convince my husband to take our daughter trick or treating knowing how I felt about it. Thankfully, he said no.

My SIL who lives with MIL and FIL gives our daughter junk food all the time and said we are depriving her of junk food -not true.(didnt do flu shot am following a healthy diet regimen to prevent flu)

FIL and SIL have taught my child bad/inappropriate words.

They are not believers.

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Post by dreamster on Mon Oct 12, 2009 7:12 am

um i wood set klear boundrys,,tell ur in laws if they wanna see tha kids at all they r tha ones who gotta behave,,or u'll kick there butts,, sometimes u just gotta be tuff an take no crap,,ur tha boss ,,the shock shood do them good,,rememba jesus got mad wen his house got defiled,,he didnt wimp out,,but got wiv them,, general D

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Post by Cholette on Mon Oct 12, 2009 9:31 am

Yes, I agree with D...you have to set boundaries. That is YOUR baby and God has given YOU stewardship over her life. You will be held accountable so if they are teaching her inappropriate words, they have lost their opportunity to be around her. When they see that you are serious about your training, then they will eventually straighten up.

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Post by Dove-Solutions on Mon Oct 12, 2009 11:26 am

I concur. We as parents need to set these boundries. I know I did also. If you cannot respect my wishes as the parent and abide by my rules then your visitation rights have been suspended.

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Post by dreamster on Tue Oct 13, 2009 8:37 am

i love wen we r in unity wiv me,,,

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Re: Difficult People-how to respond

Post by justblueskies on Tue Oct 13, 2009 9:04 am

thank you for your input.
I agree.

Part of me wants to reason with them and say "You know I dont agree with this -so why would you want to offend me by asking about it-If I were Jewish would you be trying to give my child ham?"
But there is no reasoning with the devil.

If they know it bothered me, knowing them they would continue the behaviour b/c that is how they are.
My daughter old me today" Aunt says "Halloween is so much fun"
I told her Aunt does not know Jesus. She said "Aunt loves me."

She doesnt need to be seeing them right now.
I will make try to set up playdates for her and plans with my family so I can just avoid this and if my husband insists she visit his family-I can go too so I can refute/diffuse anything they say.

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Post by Dove-Solutions on Tue Oct 13, 2009 1:08 pm

I would let her see them but only if you are present. Setting the boundries can begin there. When something comes up......stop it dead in its track. See what I mean.

Love in Jesus

Connie

PS I just say the last line of your post. LOL we agree!

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Re: Difficult People-how to respond

Post by Cholette on Thu Oct 15, 2009 5:31 pm

I totally agree with Connie. If they are going to see her...they need to be supervised vists with YOU.

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