How to Deal with Difficult In Laws
Respect your in-law's attachment to your spouse.. Give it time.. Don't expect to change them.
Steps
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Respect your in-law's attachment to your spouse.
Respect your in-law's attachment to your spouse.
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Give it time.
Give it time.
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Don't expect to change them.
Don't expect to change them.
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Consider their background.
Consider their background.
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Find common ground.
Find common ground.
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Be gracious about grandkids.
Be gracious about grandkids.
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Talk to your spouse about what's upsetting you.
Talk to your spouse about what's upsetting you.
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Work as a team.
Work as a team.
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Address the in-law directly.
Address the in-law directly.
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Clarify expectations regarding your children.
Clarify expectations regarding your children.
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Agree to disagree.
Agree to disagree.
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Encourage them to speak freely.
Encourage them to speak freely.
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Realize when enough is enough.
Realize when enough is enough.
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Opt out of interactions.
Opt out of interactions.
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Split the holidays.
Split the holidays.
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Know when to throw in the towel.
Know when to throw in the towel.
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Limit or end interactions with your children, if necessary.
Limit or end interactions with your children, if necessary.
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