Dear Abby advises a mother who is fighting with her daughter for custody of her grandchildren and a woman dealing with an abusive ex.
My husband and I have always had a big hand in helping our daughter “Lauren” raise her three kids, ages 5, 10 and 15. She has moved in with us and out many times. About a year ago, she decided she would not do it again. Instead, she moved in with a boyfriend.
Lauren does have full custody. She drops off the youngest after spending a couple of hours with her, promising she’ll be back “in a little bit,” but we may not see her for three to five days. Are we wrong for giving them a good, safe home? Should we tell them they have to go live with their mother? —Of course you are not wrong! Your grandchildren are lucky to have such stable and loving grandparents in their lives.
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