SK poll regarding Mother's Day
Just curious..I'm sure there will be mixed responses.
Would you rather the SK's be with you this Mother's Day or with the BM..
I'm sure it depends on the relationship with BM and the SK in general.
As for me, I like my SS2..he is adorable (annoying at times like any baby or when he always begs for food)...as soon as he walks in he runs to me and hugs me..I've grown fonder of him the past few weeks. Now Sat. - Sunday night is FH's time with him. I asked FH if he was going to have him or the BM...because of Mother's Day - he didn't know.
I feel evil hoping that he just stays with BM. I don't know WHY I feel this way since I don't mind SS2..but I do!
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The boys will
be with us..And the SD is going to be with grandparents..And im excited as they are and have been planning something all week long..
"The future's uncertain and the end is always near." Jim Morrison
I think that since our BM is
I think that since our BM is NCP that she kind of makes herself look silly to my SS's. They are getting to the point where they are seeing the facade that she puts on. I guess the way to explain it is that she likes to have them around when it helps her appear like "mother of the year" to strangers. For example when she goes to church on Sunday. Things like that. I don't think she is horrible to them, but form things they ahve said I know they would rather be at their own house with their own stuff. I guess I don't think it is my place to say. I like to be able to spend Mother's Day with my mom, it gives me time to do that.
wow..that's a tough one
she DID give birth to SD, BUT she didnt raise her, I did/do. Even though she is her mother, I am her mom...so I guess SD should do whatever makes her happy..... I think as SM's we should give in and encourage skids to visit their BM, except for Cru who's BM isnt even in the same country!
I get the best of both worlds
I see her in the morning (to get my breakfast in bed) and then we'll take her to her mom's. I have biokids that I'll spend the day with (although I'll take them to see their SM and drop off their craft gift). I guess that's the best I could ask for!
I'm not sure why you'd feel evil...
Even if this was our weekend, I would insist that SD visit/spend time with BM. Last week, we took SD out to buy her Mom a gift and card. It seems like it's the only right thing to do...
That is what I think
We should do..keep SS2 overnight Sat and than bring him home early Sunday to be with his mom. I'm sure she'll insist on him being home anyways with her(she thinks it hurts us..it hurts FH but not me). I was going to help him make his BM something Sat. night..a homemade card or something.
I guess I feel evil because I don't want him around?
"He grew up in my heart, not my belly"
SD will be with her mom.....
She lives there, so BM raises her. If I were the one raising her though, I'd really hope she would be with me on Mother's Day.
But I bet that won't stop my little angel from making me a sweet little something!
All the kids are with us.
No big plans. We are hangin' out and BM isn't too excited about it... She's going to keep the girls Saturday night and have breakfast on Mother's Day morning with them and then drop them off.
I think we have make up soccer/baseball/softball games that day anyways.
Worked itself out and I like the little fuss going on.
"For every ailment under the sun....There is a remedy, or there is none;
If there be one, try to find it; If there be none, never mind it." ~ W.W. Bartley
SS16.5
Will be with his BM-it is her weekend and she has decided to pick him up (so far-can't count on it until she actually shows up!!)on Friday and keep him until Sunday.
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Skids will be with BM
and I have no problem with that. I do want FH to recognize me this mother's day for the first time ever.
We're going to visit my mom who lives 4 hours away Saturday and Sunday so, I'm kind of glad that the kids will be with BM. Just driving the three of them 30 miles can make me want to pull my hair out.
Hopefully with BM buts who
Hopefully with BM buts who knows last year she had to work so we ended up with them and plus she doesnt believe in Mothers Day she says it is like any other day she knows she is a good mom and that her kids appreciate her hmmmm I dont see how she never has her kids they are bounced around to everyone that will watch them! I will have BD's with me so plan on going to lunch.
BM
we have them EW Fri-Mon am. I think BM would want them on Sun for mother's day, and I think and hope that is what they are doing. I am not their mother, they should be with their mom. I don't want a present or card or anything either, I think I would be embarassed, since I am not a mommy.
In the decree
BM gets mothers day, DH fathers day. IMO it's the right thing for our situation. BM can be annoying at times & does things differently than we do, but she is a great mom & loves those kids & they love her.
I just reminded DH that when he picks them up today he NEEDS to find out if they have made her something in school, if her fiancee has plans to take them shopping ( which NEVER has happened, despite the kids thinking he would) and if no, they need to run to the store & get her a card & a plant.
Last year SS11 wanted to buy his mom a new purse for her birthday & told me that fiancee was taking them shopping...never happened so I two pretty disappointed skids that luckily I had cards on hand for them to give her.
I have my little man so DH is supposed to do something and the 3 of us will spend the day together.
Well
The kids are BM's, not mine. My preference would be to get to see them for a little that weekend, but to have them spend the day with their mom. And this year, that's actually what's going to happen! :jawdrop: Total coincidence, though.
BB
- You are not second best, you are not second class. Do not ever let anyone make you feel that way. (2Bloved)
With the BM
I think that my SD should be with her BM. I don't care if she spends it with me or not. If she acknowledges me ... fine, however I don't expect it. Now, her dad might make her say something to me out of respect.