parenting advice quotes

November 21st, 2008

Need advice with difficult parents (alcoholism, inappropriate behavior, the children involved)?

I am a middle aged man means. My daughter, 10, and ex-wife occasionally go to visit my parents to visit the house of mother and haircut. The last time I was ugly with the grandfather crossed the line very little affection with the mother of my daughter, he would not let her. He said my daughter said, citing "Grandpa was acting strangely," When I tried to communicate with my mother on the phone, he replied, and said "stop being a hole of $ #, goodbye" I think he thinks I told my mother my daughter there much longer, but it was his decision. I feel bad for my mother but codependency and denial is widespread in the house, do not know what do. I'm tired of Old Mans behavior, smoking indoors, drinking, inappropriate references to age, it was hard for years, and my daughter is my main welfare priority as a parent.

I come from an alcoholic family and I have a 6 year old son. I have not had the opportunity to choose a lifestyle of the child who wanted be raised there, but I can choose my son, I divorced my family there about 5 years for my son. They began to treat it as what it was. Occasionally I I said not happen! My son and I are happy now. All I said is that my family has not been so kind to me and I wanted to be the best mother for you, so I left the family. He asked occasionally about things, but mostly what I was like a child. So God gives us children, to find what you're made of and give our all. As I tell people I left my "original" to raise the family, "My Family". In other words, "Give your child a childhood that never was!" Sometimes you want to protect their own grandparents. That's the difference between love and loyalty. Love does not keep their children in an unsafe place. Loyalty does not want to offend anyone, not to think about how they hurt the minds of their own children in the process. My mom got serious when I was 7, but I remember everything! What kind of memories you want your child to have? You will be the best dad I can be! If you have to limit or eliminate the supervised visits, it is best for the child!

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