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As a mother myself.. definitely the AH. To kick your child out at the most pivotal and vulnerable moment in their life is cruel. Absolutely cruel. Do not expect your children to ever help you when you are old and need them the most. You were not there for them. I grew up in a narcissistic home. My mother could be ruthlessly brutal. Fought me and degraded me daily. But she never kicked me out when I accidentally got pregnant. She helped me even though I was her scapegoat child. I can't imagine how heartless you'd really have to be to make your teenager homeless while pregnant. Absolutely heartbreaking. She needs help and guidance.
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Ask yourself if you would babysit if she was married, and both parents had to work because most likely they would have to work. Would you then babysit? And practically the baby's mother, really? You will be the grandmother. I truly hope that one day you don't need your daughter to help take care of you. Especially if you don't change your attitude. You are free to make your own decisions, but I think you should think about this one.
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Good for you!! Stick to it! Your job is to be a Grandma!! Support your daughter emotionally and help guide her through parenthood with suggestions and advice that you learned through your experiences. Babysitting a couple times a month to give her a little chance to rest and recharge. Invite them over for fun family time. Come over to her place for some fun family time. Help plan birthdays and holidays and give her room to make her own mistakes and learn from them. That’s it. And just know that if you start making exceptions, she will slowly push her way back under your roof with you raising her child. Setting healthy boundaries and sticking to them can be hard, but you will be doing all of you a huge disservice if you don’t. Stay strong!!
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I think you never stop being a parent no matter how old your child is. That being said you may not like her decision but she’s trying to do what no one else is and that’s taking care of the child she brought into the world. Instead of kicking her out and making things that much harder on her try supporting her and yes you made plans to retire but isn’t helping your daughter not end up homeless or something worse more important? Teenage pregnancy isn’t the best idea but it could ruin someone’s life or ruin relationships if not handled correctly. If it were me I would support my daughter but make boundaries and stick to them. I would let her know I’m there for her and help out when I can and how much I can without doing everything for her. But I would NEVER ABANDON MY CHILD! I don’t care what’s going on I will always be there even if I don’t agree. But abandonment teaches nothing of value to your child except you don’t truly love them and that in turn makes them think no one does and ever will.
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@JessicaK_222
4 months ago
Ik it’s not your job to raise your grandkids, but I heard this saying a while back:
Raise your kids and you can spoil your grandkids.
Spoil your kids and you will raise your grandkids!
Enough said if you ask me.
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