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Are you often huffed with your in-laws for obliging with the unreasonable demands of your child? Even after requesting for the umpteenth time, your in-laws brought the new toy which you refused to buy for your child? This is the most common issue in a joint family where there are other people to look after your infant and his needs. Grandparents are often considered as second parents to their grandchildren. They give unconditional love, attention, wisdom and time to your child. Kids love their grandparents as they dote on them, seldom get to hear “no” from them and are off-limits with them. Such over-indulgence may make your children whiny complainers, who are more likely to grow into financially dependent, irresponsible adults.
“So how do you prevent your child from becoming an unruly, over-pampered brat and being considerate of your in-laws feelings?
Here are 10 tips to help you
Grandparents are supposed to spoil kids since parents are reasonably stricter. Also, they bring with them a wealth of wisdom and pure love. Children who grow up with grandparents tend to be more sensitive and cultured. Spoiling kids by sweets, chocolates and love is a part of a life, and also lends the balance in life. Ask them to spoil them with love, time, affection and attention—not toys, treats and money.
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