I'd put my foot up DH's ass the first time a skid broke a valuable after he was told no and then DH intervened and let him play with it.
Yeah, you need to put your food down with this. This is not home, this is a place of business. Your livelihood is at stake here.
Quoting DDDaysh:Do you live at the shop or is SS going there with you? If SS is going there with you, then I think you need to just stop that. Hire someone else to work the shop or just do it on your own and send SS and DH somewhere else.
We live above it and have to walk through it when coming and going. It is our business, that I enjoy. Thanks for advice!
If you live above it, I'm not sure what you can really do. DH obviously doesn't see a problem. Until SS actually breaks something valuable, I doubt he will.
Quoting dukegirl01:Quoting DDDaysh:Do you live at the shop or is SS going there with you? If SS is going there with you, then I think you need to just stop that. Hire someone else to work the shop or just do it on your own and send SS and DH somewhere else.
We live above it and have to walk through it when coming and going. It is our business, that I enjoy. Thanks for advice!
My DH was allowing his Grandchild to play with an antique glass bouy that was mine from my late husband. I said, I don't think that he should be playing with that.....DH...WHY? I was like, it is glass and it could break. He was like....Okay, but with a look like I was was just being too strict. REALLY? A large glass bouy from Alaska and you want your 3 year old Grandson rolling around on it.....I was dumb founded that he would even ask "why".
AND for those of you that would ask if I would allow my OWN Grandchild to play with it....the answer is a definite NO!!!
The kid will get hurt. The kid will break shit. This needs to happen for your DH to grow as a parent. Think of it as training for any kids the 2 of you might have. Just leave the store when this stuff is happening. Tell DH that you want no part in his crappy parenting and walk out. Then do what makes you happy... Maybe go to an antiques auction or wander around some yard sales flea markets
Quoting USBrit:My DH was allowing his Grandchild to play with an antique glass bouy that was mine from my late husband. I said, I don't think that he should be playing with that.....DH...WHY? I was like, it is glass and it could break. He was like....Okay, but with a look like I was was just being too strict. REALLY? A large glass bouy from Alaska and you want your 3 year old Grandson rolling around on it.....I was dumb founded that he would even ask "why".
AND for those of you that would ask if I would allow my OWN Grandchild to play with it....the answer is a definite NO!!!
This is exactly the same look I get from my DH. What's the big deal. I also lost my first DH...to cancer and have some toy cars that I'm saving for my daughters. DH let's him play with them. When I complained he looked at me like I was Hitler!



- dukegirl01
on Sep. 25, 2012 at 10:05 PM