Happens dear...no worries...<br> But avoid saying all this again as it hardly helps..let's do it by examples and thinking that it's our responsibility...gradually people around us may / may not learn to love and be caring ...but your love care and concern will fill all gaps!! Be strong and positive and loving ..also take care of yourself and be happy always ...generate positive vibes all around ..tc

Hi Amreen, I think every young mother has gone through this phase some or the other time in life it is very important that you understand that you are responsible for your own child the minute you have certain expectations from any of the family members this is the way you may get hurt if your family is supportive and is active to help you with your parenting good enough but in case you see that you are not getting something that are expecting I would say leave it right there because these instances will keep repeating and the person who will get deeply hurt will be any you in fact I would say the grandparent is Losing on a lot of love that one could gain from a toddler so it is important that they realise the importance of spending good quality time with their grandchildren and this cannot be taught I hope you understand what I am saying and wish you all the best for the future please do not get irritated of waste your time energy and effort over such issues Rather, focus positively on different things which can help your children grow better.

Most important thing for you only your baby... So just relax.. and ignore unnecessary things..

Amreen<br> I understand that it's practically difficult. Your in-laws are a crucial part of your;spouse's life. This makes them a crucial part of your life as well. Never put your spouse in a situation where he or she has to choose between you and a relative. If you do so, you're putting your spouse in a nearly impossible bind. Instead, try to understand the bond your spouse has with his parents . If possible, try to support that relationship. Even if your spouse has parents from hell, they are his or her parents. Whenever possible, avoid communicating through a third person .; If something bothers you, address it as soon as possible. Sometimes it's a genuine problem; other times, it might be a misunderstanding. Many times, the best thing to do is nothing. Time heals many wounds; and wounds many heels. Your parents have to love you; it's natural But your in-laws don't. Accept the fact that your in-laws aren't your parents and won't follow the same rules. Try to think "different"; Learn to see the situation from your in-law's point of view. And even if you don't agree, act like a big person. Even if you have to grit your teeth, try to say something nice. And if you really can't say anything nice, shut up and smile. This is bitter reality. You are worth more than what you

What you did is important ,now relax and next time if some one comes with argument and issues try to be calm and answer and mKe them understand. Take care of yourself,if needed keep a maid who can support;; for your babys care.. pray ,meditate , think of your coming baby... He needs lot of care inside n out...lods of love.. take care