| Posted By | Message |
| LIPrincess |
Yesterday, my dh spoke with his daughter, and she asked him if he could buy her a lot of gifts this christmas, because any gifts that her mom was going to give her she's not getting (I don't know if I really believe this because her mom told her that if she wants to come to NY then that has to be her gift. (Its in the agreement that she has to provide two plane tickets a year.). Message edited 10/16/2008 9:25:36 AM. Posted 10/15/08 12:00 PM |
| Lucky2008 |
unbelievable - it seems that the BMs seem to manipulate in any way they can - at least I know it is in my case - I have a similar situation. Posted 10/15/08 12:30 PM |
| LIPrincess |
My dh agreed that we are not upping the limits, especially in this economy. Anyway, he said we will wrap all the gifts individually so it looks like more. Posted 10/15/08 2:17 PM |
| Lucky2008 |
That is good that he agreed. I know sometimes my DH just gives in to his ex-wife's demands just to keep peace and it isn't always fair. Posted 10/15/08 2:48 PM |
| anjerandunder |
she never specified what the things needed to be so just buy her a lot of little things. that way she has a lot to open. there is no way i would up the amount you spend. Posted 10/15/08 5:55 PM |
| 1stimemom |
At least DH agreed. Mine is totally insane when it comes to X-mas.. I am talking thousands (all in debt of course)... Posted 10/16/08 5:29 PM |
| KarenG2003 |
I just read your update. In these situations, you just have to know that when SD gets old enough, she will realize who the "better parents" are. It is very "big" of you to come to the realization that there is no winning in these situations. Posted 10/16/08 9:01 PM |
| Lucky2008 |
I just read your update: I agree with you and sometimes it is easier to just give in for the benefit of the child (and your DH) Posted 10/17/08 1:08 PM |