I am sure this will come up around Christmas too: are LOs grandparents giving baskets from the Easter Bunny?
I told MIL that I was excited about DS's Easter basket (just a book, a wubbanub, and a stuffed bunny that says "My First Easter"). She then tells me, "You didn't need to do that!". I'm sorry, you mean not get MY son his first Easter basket?!?! She said her and FIL went overboard on DS's Easter basket and therefore, I didn't need to get him one. I told her in a firm but not rude way "His mom is giving him his first Easter basket!".
I have no problem with them giving him gifts like that, but their gifts will not replace mine or be from the Easter bunny or Santa. I want to give and be the magic! It is my turn! You had your kids and years of magic!
Re: Grandparents giving Easter baskets...
i let the grandparents do that. saves us some money!! and why cant like one gift each be from santa/bunny?
I agree with this - grandparents can give gifts but they are from the grandparents. Luckily, my parents are very cool about all of this kind of stuff and my ILs are Jewish!
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I've had GParents give little Easter gifts, and sometimes we've added them to the basket, but they've never done a whole basket. We didn't do a basket for Scar this year. The big kids are at their dads and she is too little to know any better.
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