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"My husband seems not to support me with the way I feel about my in-laws with regards to my 7month year old"

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Today's the fixer was very sensitive because like any parent you always want the best for your child and know the best and being over protective of my child comes naturally.

Sandra is in a predicament with regards to her in-laws and them respecting the way she chooses to raise her 7-month-old child, but that has put her in a weird place with her husband as she feels he should stand up for her when it comes to his parents because she doesn't like they way they are undermining her when it comes to things she tells them she doesn't want when it comes to her child.

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24 Feb 2021 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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