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Whenever my children come to visit and bring their grandchildren, I'm saddened to see how strictly my daughter-in-law disciplines the kids. I have to really bite my tongue. I've tried talking with my son about this, but he's not very responsive. Do I ask them to not come over any more? Should I lay down my own "house rules"?

Try sitting down and chatting with both your daughter-in-law and son together. Share with them that you're not comfortable with the strict discipline ... Read More...

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