Ugh, seriously?

[kiernansmom08]

My dd just got her Valentine's Day present from my MIL (she ships presents because she lives 4 states away)  And it is a huge box of candy.  Seriously, it cost her $8.15 to ship and it is all candy.  Just what a 3 year old needs.  *smh*

[erinsmom1964]

Shes three hide it and be grateful MIL thinks of her and cares....

[harpsichord]

I would be furious, clearly her intentions were awful.

:|

[laciD]

Sounds very nice of mil

[thehickinhickor]

look at it this way your stocked for a few months lol

[xo.MommyW.xo]

Whats the issue? Not good enugh?

[BV88]

Give her a few pieces and hide the rest for yourself! That's what I would do haha.

[Miss_MikLain]

Seriously! Don't you hate it when your child's grandmother acknowledges them and thinks of them! Grrrrr! So annoying!

Quoting harpsichord:

I would be furious, clearly her intentions were awful.

:|

[Tea4Tas]

Well IMO 3 is the perfect age to teach sharing with Mommy!

[nikki32230]

What is smh? Also it's sweet she thought to send something, my mother sent a small box of candies and a shit ton of kids books she got from my aunt, and Jammies for the kids, they loved it! She should have used a flat rate box.... But I would hide the. Andy away and give them a piece each day or something idk

[msmoody]

Your mil gets your dd something for Valentine's Day? She sounds like she's being a lot nicer than she has to be...show some gratitude. You don't have to give her all the candy at once. You're in charge, aren't you?