If a divorced sister in law says that you don t bring a doll well, how to reply to her

1. Yes, you brought it well, why did you get divorced if you brought it well? I don't bring my family happiness (this reply is too poisonous, not recommended, it affects family harmony).

2. No, your mother said that I took the child better than you. **Shift the contradiction, provided that you and your mother-in-law have a good relationship)

First of all, other people's divorce is someone else's business, don't use this matter to get involved, others say that you take the baby is not good, then you just listen, if what the other party says makes sense, then you can also learn from it, sometimes listening to other people's truth is also a good thing, the child is yours, when the mother must want the child to grow up healthy and strong, is the mother's heart will definitely take care of it, as for what others say, let him go, you listen to it and don't have to talk back to him or something. Everyone has a different way of bringing a baby, as long as the child is healthy.

How can I go back and be angry directly, it's my own business to take the baby, you have the ability, why don't you have a home and I borrowed my nephew and didn't let you take my child.

Here are some ways you can reply:

1.Tanned into a blackened iron egg.

2.People who are lazy in the sun.

3.Bask in the sun and grow tall.

4.Where's your tail, brother?

5.She is the work I am most proud of.

6.Teletubbies are out in the sun.

7.Catch a chubby kid basking in the sun.

There is no problem at all for this, because if the other party does not have a job, it is more difficult to do things, so it is normal to think of your own modest efforts to help you at this time.

Sometimes, having said that, for your own children, if you don't have a job or you have enough time to pick up and take care of your children, then it's better to do these things yourself at this time, because for children directly, only the company of parents will develop more emotions at this time.

My sister-in-law's children are not my children, I only have the right to raise my own children, for the children left by his divorce, I raise them is my moral bottom line, but this is not my obligation, I have no obligation to raise her children.

Whose son is raised, you are not obliged to raise your sister-in-law's son, your sister-in-law's marriage is unhappy, and you should not bear the consequences, this is all your sister-in-law's own business, and it has nothing to do with you.

The girl's reply was refusal, because the child is not her own, so she has no obligation to help her sister-in-law raise the child, such a request is very unreasonable.

The girl said that whoever gave birth to it raised it, she was not obliged to take care of a child who was not born to her, and she did not have the time and energy.

I am not the legal guardian of the child and am not obligated to raise him.