8 Answers
It's probably too late this year to do anything about it.
But let them know that next year they are more than
welcome at the other grandparents house, where
the grandchildren will be celebrating Christmas.
11 years ago. Rating: 6 | |
You should speak with the most
"sympathetic" member of the family
and explain that every other year
is the most equitable solution.
Good luck.
I am a single grandma and it is very disheartening to see the grandchildren spending all their time at the ex-husband's and new wife or the other grandparents (married 30 years +). I agree with Julie......why don't the PARENTS host the holiday and invite all the grandparents to their house. If someone has a problem with THAT, too bad. Children aren't supposed to be farmed out every holiday.
11 years ago. Rating: 5 | |
If I read your question correctly Every other year you get the grandkids- So I guess you want them every year? Maybe a solution is on Christmas eve -the kids go to one set of grandparents house and Christmas day the other set of grandparents house. Or have I misunderstood the whole deal??
11 years ago. Rating: 3 | |
take the grandkids to one set of grandparents on Christmas Eve and to the other set of grandparents on Chirstmas Day, And alternate next year. Or , take the kids to one set of grandparents for Christmas Day dinner, adn later in the day to the other set of grandparents for desert; and the next year, do vice versa.
11 years ago. Rating: 2 | |