My Mother-in-law treats my kids different
My mother-in-law treats my children different than she treats her bio grandchildren. I have been married to my husband for 9 years and together for 10 years and last christmas one of my sister in laws came up to me at a christmas party and asked " what was your daughters name again?"I thought that it was just a brain laps but when all of the girls opened their presants and they all the purses had their first initial of their first name except my daughters it had a different initial on it. We have been at every family party for 10 years. So we were at a wedding on Saturday and my mother in law gave my two step kids a presant and when I asked if I could see my sons he said "grandma never gave me one" apparently she didn't know that my kids were going to be at the wedding but she called my step kids mom to make sure they were going to be there so they could be in the family pictures that were going to be taken that day. She has been doing this for years one year she got my step kids sleeping bags for their b-days and got my kids toothbrushes with their name on them. I have had it Im so done. My husband is upset about it too but he is stuck because he loves his mom and I would never ask him to choose. He has talked to her about it in the past and it changed for a little while and just went back as always. My daughtr is 14 and came to me during the wedding and told me that she doesn't think her step grandma likes her and Im not OK with someone making my daughter feel bad. My son is 16 and it doesn't seem to bother him so much. My step kids are 18 & 17 and they get upset because they know it bothers me so when my daughter asked one of them where they got it he wouldn't tell her. So they know its wrong so why can't a 72 year old woman know? I don't know what to do and it is starting to cause conflict in my house between me and my husband.Even though he agrees he is stuck and for that Im really sorry. If anyone has any ideas on what to do it would be greatly apprieciated. Thank You for reading this long letter.