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My sister is driving me insane
Added: 14 days ago.
Added by: vamama
Section: General.
Status: This question is Closed. (Questions will be closed after 10 days.)


Im a 20 year old stay home mom of a 11 month old little girl im always buying my daughter the things she need and im always spending a lot of time with her but with my sister and her daughter is different and she is 26 years old also she is a nurse. I don`t have a job she has a lot of guys in and out her life she don`t buy her daughter anything she brought bottles for her when she first came home since then she have been rinising the bottles out not boiling them and my niece is a preemie she don`t do anything in my moms house she don`t clean up she leave dirty clothes in the bathroom she is a nasty person she don`t wash her daughter clothes. I let myself go before my daughter look bad she get glamoured up and her daughter look bad and its breaking my heart to see what this baby gotta go threw everybody thanks she is a good mom but the things she do is not a good mom. I respect myself all she do hop from different guys house she is getting on my nerves becuz she always thought she was better than me and she is always putting her daughter of on somebody if she didn`t want a child she should not have had one. What should I do in this situation?

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vamama - 14 days ago I understand thiers a difference being a stay at home mom and a working mom but it don't mean u have to be a rude person or be upset with your child she didn't ask to come in the world she needs her love and she needs to start buying her clothes instead of putting her needs first her child needs should be met before anything else..

firefly1981 - 14 days ago Rating: 0 (0 votes) Truth, you have a right to be concerned as it concerns your niece. However, you have to understand that there are major differences between being an at home mother, and a working mother. You also have to take into consideration that it sounds like your sis is hurting, and looking for male companionship. People don't always do things the same way. Try to be there for your sis and her baby as much as you can tolerate, and maybe try talking things through with her. Hopefully she'll come around.

mariettap - 14 days ago Rating: 0 (0 votes) Keep on rising above it, vamama. You can be a loving auntie to your niece and be a role model for both her and your daughter. Show them how a young woman picks up and makes a better life for herself and lives respectably and respectfully.