Do you think you and your parents-in-law are family?

Yes, there is nothing earth-shattering. My parents-in-law have touched me with small things. Background: My husband studied abroad for many years and lived with his parents-in-law after marriage. It has been five or six years now, and there is no contradiction.

Say a few small things:

First, after eating every day during pregnancy, my parents-in-law can't walk and chat with me. Change fresh fruit to cook for me every day. Every time I go out three times, everyone thinks I am my daughter, and my mother-in-law and outsiders say this is my daughter.

Second, during the second month, severe mastitis suppurated, and milking in the month was simply painful. Seeing her mother-in-law crying beside her, maybe her mother-in-law really took me as her daughter. When the temperature reached 40 degrees, my mother-in-law came to take my temperature several times in the middle of the night and asked me what I wanted to eat.

Third, my mother-in-law and I are surprisingly consistent in the concept of parenting, and my grandfather was criticized by her mother-in-law when he was soft. When I educate my children, they support me unconditionally. A mother-in-law who can play the piano, sing and tell her baby a picture book is an angel. The father-in-law is the omnipotent grandfather in the baby's mouth, and any trouble can be solved.

Fourth, because breast inflammation requires long-term follow-up care, it costs a lot. My mother-in-law supports me unconditionally, saying that health is more important than money, and often urges me to do nursing.

My parents-in-law treat their elders really well. There is nothing to say. My mother-in-law treats her mother-in-law just like her own mother. As soon as she got back, she helped to take a bath and wash her hair. My parents-in-law have never been said to be bad outside. Although my father-in-law is careless, he is patient and meticulous with his parents-in-law. During her husband's hospitalization, her father-in-law fed and bathed herself to prevent her mother-in-law from being tired.

6. My mother helps me with my children at my home. My parents-in-law have prepared three meals. We never get our hands dirty at home. My mother's favorite fruit snack never stops. I have always felt that it is wrong for my mother to help me with my children. I want to understand my mother's hard work. We really just take care of the children and go back to my brother's house to sleep after dinner. We really just take care of the children. Festivals are more concerned than me, reminding me not to forget to send something to my parents' home. I always go to my parents' house with big bags and small bags when the Spring Festival comes.