Grandparent relationships.

How often do your
parents / parents -in - law visit your kids?

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Sadly we live 4hs away from my in-laws so they saw her at 3 weeks old, 3 months old, 5-6 months old and 8 months old. My parents live 7k miles away so they only met her at 5 months old.

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I go to my parents house twice a week so I can go to the gym while my girls stay with my mom. Sometimes we see them 3 times a week to do family activities or date night. We haven’t seen or talked to my in-laws in over 2 years

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My parents see me abd my boys twice a week. The in laws, maybe once every 6 weeks?

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We currently live with my partners mum so everyday 😅

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My egg and sperm donor have no access to my child. My fil we try but almost no contact. My husband's mom's family gets to see him the most and as often as possible because we are on good terms with them.

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They never visit us. We have to visit them.

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My mum visits daily (we live next door so hard to avoid each other), my dad visits a few times a year (he lives far away), my in laws also visits a few times a year, but they live nearby and we just don’t have much contact with them.

And my grandparents on my dads side visit at least once month

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Never my mom lives 5 min away

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I live with my mum. She helps me a lot because I'm disabled and sometimes struggle and my partner is a farmer and can't be around as much as anyone would like. My MIL and FIL see my son once a week when my partner takes a few hours off and we go to their house, they live just a few miles away. However my partner doesn't have a car right now cos it broke down so they've not seen our son in weeks and keep complaining they miss him even though its a short bus ride for them to get here and have said from day 1 the door is always open if they'd like to visit... they're only interested if it's convenient for them it seems 🙄

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Haha I think my son saw my mother once last year. 😬

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Once maybe twice a year from my Dad who lives an hour down the road. Husband's relatives live 500 miles away so have never been

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My mum helps with childcare, we see her a few times a week. And my partner will usually visit his mum once a week.

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My parents see my baby at least 1x a month , either they visit or we visit them in town
My in laws at least every 2nd day , they live next door .

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My parents live in France so we usually spend the summer there so my parents see him for 4 months but we FaceTime everyday , my in laws live next door he probably seems them once every 2 months if that

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