Guest guest Posted February 19, 2008 Report Share Posted February 19, 2008 Hi all, I've been NC for about three months now due to my mom's behavior towards my children. At the time I specified that I did not want them to drop in unannounced and I asked them to stop calling. I even said please. On Valentine's Day mom sent my husband and I, as well as each of our three children, Valentine's Day cards. She included " gifts " for the kids, which were anklet socks, all the same size even though my kids' foot sizes are very dissimilar (ages 8, 6, and 4) and one of them is a boy. After all, nothing says " I love you " like girl's socks in the wrong size, right? Anyway, while we were on vacation this weekend, my eight year old told me that on Valentine's Day my mom called and talked to my kids on the phone while I was at work. I had a sitter with the kids at the time who didn't know any better. Clearly this is out of bounds. I'm just so angry I could spit nails. It doesn't sound like mom was saying anything too outrageous, although apparently she asked my 8 year old what grade she was in now (as if it had been years since she had seen her) and then made a comment as to how she must be " all grown up now " . That's actually how I found out about this conversation--my daughter was really confused as to why grandma might thing she'd be in a different grade and " all grown up " . I should add that I didn't give the kids the socks. You probably all know the creepy feeling you get when you receive a completely inappropriate gift from someone who's supposed to care about you. I thought I'd try to spare them that. Arrrggghhhhhh. I feel like mom just upped the ante. Part of me just wants to call and scream a hole in her ear, but I know that is just another way of pulling me back into the fold. Any suggestions? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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