Grandparent boundaries quotes

Being a grandparent is a privilege, not a right. Can’t be bothered to treat your own child well? Why would you think you’re somehow owed a place in their minor child’s life? The only answer I can think of is a serious case of entitlement. Know any entitled or overbearing or self-centered grandparents? Tell us in the comments. ✋

Toxic grandparents may engage in behaviors that leave a grandchild feeling hurt, trapped, or burnt out (such as disregarding boundaries, micromanaging, punishing, or expressing jealousy of other relationships). Dealing with a toxic grandparent involves setting clear boundaries; engaging in self-care; practicing acceptance; reinforcing progress; or, in some cases, ending the relationship altogether.

All parents have their own established rules for their children. When grandparents disagree or disregard parents rules and go against the parents, they can become toxic. Check out these 7 red flags of toxic grandparents!

This blog post helps you recognize and navigate 15 warning signs of a toxic grandparent and deal with them with confidence and clarity.

Good person > nice person . . . #quotes #boundaries #healingjourney

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