You’re a great grandma. Please trust me here: Calling the baby ‘my baby’ is, I’m guessing, getting under Brother and Sister-in-Law’s skin. And I assume they’ve said nothing to you, I’m sure because they know how great you are and don’t want to sound mean. Re: Grandma's "Baby": My mother-in-law called my daughter — first grandchild on both sides of the family — "Nana's baby." As in, she repeated the words "Nana's baby" endlessly in a madness-inducing loop of baby talk whenever she visited us during my daughter's first three months of life.

Source: Washington Post October 31, 2020 03:56 UTC