I'm angry at my parents about raising children
I'm angry about my parents in their late 70s who live just a stone's throw away.
My child is in the upper grades of elementary school.
The kids are very fond of my parents (grandparents for children).
The reason is that they spoil children a lot.
I've been playing too many Switch games and smartphone videos, so my grandparents get angry when my mom says, “Isn't that a pity?” and “Why are you saying that?”
The doctor pointed out that the child is overweight, so even if I tell them “don't give them potato chips and chocolate,” I'll just give them what they secretly want while saying “I understand.”
The test results were ridiculous, so when I told them “I have to take my studies more seriously,” I received a sermon saying, “You're scared, don't you?”
Nevertheless, in the past week or so, it's the mother's role to raise children, you discipline them from here on, the role of pampering grandparents, and recently grandchildren are too selfish and too fat. I've been saying that.
Well, behind the scenes, I've told a lot of kids, but what is your responsibility to pamper Delodero so much, make them learn that grandpa and grandma should be used as shields, and endlessly give them sweets to make them fat?
Is it all my fault? I'm getting angry.
Children also say it's better to have a grandpa and grandma who pamper them better than their parents who say something. That makes me angry too.
They say it's up to 100 triplets, and I don't think it's possible to change a child's personality anymore.
I feel angry with my child and parents, what should I do?
How should we treat children and parents
