Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share Daily Dilemma: My Husband's Father Is A Bad Influence On Our Kids
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
Daily Dilemma: My Husband's Father Is A Bad Influence On Our Kids
Dear Rebecca & Burns,
We recently lived with my Father-in-law for 8 months to save money. And it was horrible. He was a terrible role model for our kids. He rarely showered and was super negative about everything. Now that we’ve moved out, I don’t want to see the man, but my husband feels obligated to let him see the kids because he is family – AND it’s the Christian thing to do. But, I don’t want our toddler mimicking all of the negativity.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
We recently lived with my Father-in-law for 8 months to save money. And it was horrible. He was a terrible role model for our kids. He rarely showered and was super negative about everything. Now that we’ve moved out, I don’t want to see the man, but my husband feels obligated to let him see the kids because he is family – AND it’s the Christian thing to do. But, I don’t want our toddler mimicking all of the negativity.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
View all episodes
By 90.9 KCBI-FMDear Rebecca & Burns,
We recently lived with my Father-in-law for 8 months to save money. And it was horrible. He was a terrible role model for our kids. He rarely showered and was super negative about everything. Now that we’ve moved out, I don’t want to see the man, but my husband feels obligated to let him see the kids because he is family – AND it’s the Christian thing to do. But, I don’t want our toddler mimicking all of the negativity.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
We recently lived with my Father-in-law for 8 months to save money. And it was horrible. He was a terrible role model for our kids. He rarely showered and was super negative about everything. Now that we’ve moved out, I don’t want to see the man, but my husband feels obligated to let him see the kids because he is family – AND it’s the Christian thing to do. But, I don’t want our toddler mimicking all of the negativity.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.