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Q: Mom With No Care
asked by: diamondsz on October 10th, 2005
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My sil is prego again, she just moved to canada doesnt have money much less space in a rooming home. Sil doesnt want responsibility for # 1 and is prego with #2>>>>>how do I tell her shes doing the wrong thing.....Sil wanted to ditch her child with her family for six months while she enjoyed her marriage to my brother and goes out and does things. They have really only lived together 5 months now as she was in another country while he was here waiting for the paperwork......

I am to invasive or should I step in

i told her I would watch my niece for a weekend so they could have time together but she want her child gone longer

anyone have any advice on how to approach this situation

on top of that her parenting skills are very primal (my niece has no nap schedule, more of she sleeps when she want(at 2 am). My sil is a very nice person but she screams at her kid and when im around my niece is very clingy with me (my niece is 1) I dont know what to do and I could never raise my kid that way even though I am of different culture but just wondering if anyone has gone through this
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lesliepei
replied on October 10th, 2005
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Yikes, what a situation to be in.... I don't know what to say. If there was any way to approach the subject without sounding judgemental, that would be ideal, but I have no suggestions on how to do that....Sorry. I definitely feel for you though...What a tough spot to be in.

Leslie
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