My mother in law wants to bring the child back to her hometown to raise her, how can I refuse her?

Updated on parenting 2024-07-04
28 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-12

    If you take the child by yourself, make it clear to your face, if you ask your mother-in-law to help you watch the child at your house, it is reasonable for her to take the child back to her hometown, and it may not be as comfortable as in your hometown, you have to think about it for the other party, you don't want her to take the child back to your hometown to raise it, you have to come up with a solution, don't need people on the one hand, and dislike the other party for not doing well enough.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    Children should not leave their parents, children are only happy when they are around their parents, one point is that the elderly can not educate children well, most of the old people are doting on children, most of the children, growing up around the elderly, is willful, coquettish, not good at learning, so the child is still in the city, around or the best.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    Mother-in-law and daughter-in-law do have a lot of conflicts when they live together, so it is more reliable for only the mother-in-law to bring the child home, or not to take the mother-in-law.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    The mother-in-law wants to bring the child back to her hometown and raise it. You should say that children are better in front of you. Because the elderly are not as good as their parents in the process of taking care of their children. Tell them both. Mother-in-law can. Promise you this.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    The mother-in-law wants to bring the child back to her hometown to raise, if you don't want to, you have to say it, the child still has to live with his parents, which is helpful for his growth!

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    If you can't take care of the children, then don't care if the children go back to their hometown, if you can take care of the children yourself, then just say it yourself!

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    If your mother-in-law wants to take the child back to her hometown to raise, then you can help the child register for a few study classes, and the child can't ask for leave if he wants to go to class.

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    You can say that the conditions in your hometown are poor, and then you may spoil him if you break away from the discipline of your parents, and it will be difficult to change it after you develop bad habits, and then it will be difficult to change your parents' education level, and you can also tutor him to do his homework at night, which is all reasonable and well-founded reasons, just depending on whether you want to say it or not.

  9. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    You can say, Mom, the child is not in good health, and it is easy to get sick when he returns to his hometown, and my husband also wants to see him often.

  10. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    My mother-in-law wants to bring the child back to her hometown to raise her, how can I refuse my mother? You're so tired, it's really tiring to coax the child, you took him in vain, stay with me, quack, take it, you rest.

  11. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    Hello! Here's what you can answer.

    1.You say, "Mom, your waist is sick, don't take the child, rest at home, it's too hard to take care of the child, don't hold on." ”

    2.You say, "You brought up your son alone, and you are great." I can also raise the child myself, if you don't believe me, then you let me try (bring it myself). ”

  12. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    In fact, I think you can ask your husband to communicate directly with your mother-in-law, after all, it is more convenient to educate and medical care in the city.

  13. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    Of course, it is best for children to be with their parents. Unless the child's parents are too nervous to take care of the child, it is okay for the mother-in-law to take the child away for the sake of the child's parents. Find out the main reason why the mother-in-law took the child.

  14. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    Xiaobao before the age of 3 is a critical period to establish a good parent-child relationship, the child has a sense of safe attachment to the care of the parents, which is very important for the child to enter the kindergarten smoothly, if the parents can not take care of it during this time, it will bury hidden dangers in the future parent-child relationship.

  15. Anonymous users2024-01-29

    If your mother-in-law won't let you take the child back to her parents' home, you can try the following:

    1.Communication: Try to communicate with your mother-in-law, rationally express your desire to bring the child back to her parents' home, listen to her mother-in-law's opinion, and try to find a reasonable solution that is acceptable to both parties.

    2.Respect for mother-in-law: As an elder, mother-in-law's opinions and ideas should also be respected. If you really can't do it, you can also consider postponing or adjusting the plan and waiting for a better time.

    3.Consultation: If the mother-in-law's concern is for the safety and protection of the child, you can consider going to the mother's house together, or invite a relative from the mother's family to visit the child.

    4.Seek outside help: If you and your mother-in-law can't reach a consensus, consider inviting other family members or friends to help mediate, or seek professional counseling.

    In short, respecting the other party is the premise of communication and the key to effective problem solving. Try to communicate calmly, seek consensus to solve the problem, and hope that the problem will be resolved smoothly.

  16. Anonymous users2024-01-28

    Here's how. 1. The child is shared by husband and wife, and it is your right to be with the child, or it is normal to take the child back to her parents' home.

    2. If there is a dispute in the marriage, the mother-in-law does not allow the child to go back to her parents' house, if she goes back to her parents' house to live, it is worth considering.

    3. If there is a dispute in the family, we can understand and communicate with each other. If the marriage comes to an end, negotiate a divorce. Look at who the child is following, in the interest of the child's physical and mental development.

  17. Anonymous users2024-01-27

    You can talk to your mother-in-law about it.

    Why on earth didn't he let you take the child back to her parents' house?

    Is it because you are afraid that your child will get sick on the road?

    Find out the real cause.

    Find a solution to this cause.

    Only in this way will you be able to live in harmony with your family.

  18. Anonymous users2024-01-26

    The child born to you is determined by yourself, or you ask your mother-in-law, why don't you let your commanding mother's family enlighten more and understand the mood of the elderly.

  19. Anonymous users2024-01-25

    If you dislike the elderly, it is an immoral act to have such thoughts.

  20. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    Can you promise to let the old man take the children home and take care of them? Forced by life, this is impossible. I chose yes.

    More than 30 years ago, when I was living in my hometown, I owed 1,000 yuan after building a house. In 1983, it was difficult to earn money, so my wife chose to go out to work. I planted four and a half acres of land at home, raised an old sow, and fed the horses.

    I was so tired that I took my son, who had just had his birthday, with me and my mother to take care of him. I was really busy and tired.

    My son is well taken care of by my mother. He went to kindergarten everywhere and came back to me in the first grade. Can you promise to let the elderly take the child back to their hometown to take care of it?

    It is also out of helplessness, and also because my mother takes care of my son, and I am also relieved that she will take care of him better than me. People have different options, but they should also be realistic. Nowadays, some young people do not allow the elderly to take their children back to their hometowns to take care of them.

    Just because their children are expensive, their conditions in their hometown may be poor. In front of their parents, perhaps young people think that there is something wrong with the elderly and the way they are educated.

    <>I definitely won't let the old man take the child back to his hometown to take care of it." If the elderly are not used to staying in the city, I would rather take the children myself than bring them back to my hometown. First of all, when I brought them back, I thought that the children could not do anything and could not calm down.

    Secondly, the elderly take the children, and the children are very stinky.

    When we take over the kids, the differences get bigger and bigger. And the children won't listen to you if they weren't brought up. A child's childhood should be accompanied by their parents.

    Finally, I also promised my child that no matter where they go, my parents will take her with them and never separate. Personally, I think that I would rather live a hard life than be so rich that it is impossible for me to agree to take my children home.

    Raising a child now requires not only the energy of the parents, but also a lot of money. Many parents laugh and call their children yes"Eaters of gold"。In order to give their children better living conditions, parents have to work hard in big cities after giving birth.

    Many times, the responsibility of caring for children falls on the elderly. However, many elderly people are accustomed to living in their hometowns, not used to the hustle and bustle of the city, and are unwilling to live with their sons and daughters-in-law, which leads to conflicts between mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law, so they want to bring their children back to their hometowns.

  21. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    I think that if I have the energy and time to take care of the children, I still let the children take care of them, but I am very busy with work, and I think I should let my grandmother take the children back to my hometown to take care of them, so that it will be more convenient for me to earn money to support the family.

  22. Anonymous users2024-01-22

    You shouldn't agree because it's unfair to your baby, and it will also be very disappointing and unfamiliar to you.

  23. Anonymous users2024-01-21

    I don't think you should agree, because the baby still needs the company of his parents, otherwise the baby may end up being alienated from you.

  24. Anonymous users2024-01-20

    Taking care of children has always been a troublesome thing, and many parents have to ask the elderly at home to help take care of their children because of the pressure of working in the city. But not all the elderly are willing to come to the city to take care of their children, and some of the elderly want to take their children back to the countryside to take care of them, so what should the mother-in-law do if they are not willing to come to the city to take the children back to their hometown? The answers are as follows.

    There is a certain reason why the mother-in-law is reluctant to come to the city to take the children. First of all, my mother-in-law has been living in the countryside for so many years, and it is natural that my mother-in-law will not be used to suddenly leaving her familiar hometown and coming to the city where she is not familiar with her life to take care of her children, so it is normal for her mother-in-law to want to take the children back to her hometown to take care of them.

    It is normal for a mother-in-law to help take care of the children, and this is what a grandmother should do. But the mother-in-law is not willing to come to the city to take the child, you can discuss with the mother-in-law, the two of them communicate, and choose a mutually acceptable plan. For example, the mother-in-law takes the children in the city, and then brings the children back to the countryside on holidays, after all, there are relatives and friends she is familiar with.

    Secondly, due to the large age gap between the two generations, there are many differences in raising children, so it is necessary to understand each other more.

    To sum up, it is very hard to take care of children, and don't push all the children to the elderly at home. Fathers and mothers can also spend more time with their children to relieve the pressure of the elderly, and it is a better choice for both parties to take care of their children together.

  25. Anonymous users2024-01-19

    If the mother-in-law really doesn't want to come out, take maternity leave and then take two months off。It's more reassuring to take care of the children by yourself, but it's just that your husband has worked hard for this family alone.

    If the mother-in-law's family conditions are good, they will subsidize you a little every month, after all, you can't come to take care of the children, and it is reasonable to contribute some money. If the conditions are not good, then forget it, it is not easy for the old people.

    If you can't afford to go on vacation, hire a babysitter. Pay your salary to the nanny, and treat it as if you didn't go to work。In fact, everyone who has seen children knows that watching children is hard, and if they have another one, they would rather hand over the child to the nanny than watch the child at home anymore.

    If you are not at ease, you can monitor them at home. This way, you can know what is going on at home at all times.

    In fact, no old man likes to go far away. After all, it's too far away from home, and I'm not familiar with life after I go. I'm used to living in the rural courtyard at home, and I really don't like the high-rise buildings in the city.

    After living in, there is a feeling of being locked in a basket, and the so-called golden nest and silver nest are not as good as their own grass nest. Let's be a junior.

  26. Anonymous users2024-01-18

    Then let the husband suffer to earn more, take care of the children at home, and enjoy the benefits of taking care of the children by yourself, at least the children are better disciplined.

  27. Anonymous users2024-01-17

    This is understandable, after all, old people don't like to leave their hometowns.

  28. Anonymous users2024-01-16

    Then you can hire a babysitter! This will solve your hassle with children.

    At the same time, you also have to understand that your mother-in-law is not easy, if you really come from other places, it is very troublesome and inconvenient to give you a child, and you should understand it as a child.

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