I recently had surgery and my youngest son stayed with his paternal grandparents for 2 nights. his grandma and I had recently discussed cutting his hair.I told her no. in my opinion, it is his hair, so I feel its up 2 him how he wants it. he is 2 and a half. I ask him regularly if he wants hair like brother, which is long, or hair like dad, which is short. so far he always says he wants brothers hair. so thats what he has, long beautiful curls. well while he was with his grandparents, they chose 2 cut his hair. I feel that I can't trust them anymore, now I wonder about when they asked if they could have him baptized, did they go behind my back on that as well? I am trying 2 deal with this in an adult manner. I don't want 2 fight, but at the same time I want 2 make it clear that they don't have a right 2 do whatever they want if its not their kid. so I ask all of you, what would your reaction be?
It's bang out of order to do that. I would be really pissed off.
How does the father feel about it?
the last time we talked, he didn't seem 2 care either way, but he chooses not 2 be a very big part of our sons life, so while I still ask him his opinion on matters involving our son, it is mostly left up 2 me 2 decide
I’d say give them a piece of your mind. It sounds like they’re trying to take advantage. @Byrd
i just want 2 say, i appreciate all of ur advise. i have tried talking about it with his grandma, but with little success. i have told her that especially if she doesnt understand that what she did was wrong, we will have 2 start doing supervised visits. i explained that i have no reason 2 believe it won't continue 2 b an issue if she can't see that it wasnt her choice 2 make. she has taken that 2 mean that my son is no longer allowed in her home. i tried 2 let her know that was not the case, but i don't really see this being resolved anytime soon.
looks like her problem