I never cared about my grandson, but I like my grandson. I hope he can come home to see me often, ok?

I love my mother-in-law, but I never wait on her and never go to see her. I hope she praises me to everyone as a good wife and treats me as a daughter, okay? [Cover your face]

As the saying goes, old people have a painful heart, and children will naturally have filial piety, especially children. He will kiss whoever accompanies him more! Pancakes can't be cooked without oil! If you don't want a reward and a kiss, there is only one way: give him hundreds of thousands of dollars every time he comes back, and make sure that he will come to see you often!

Yes, as long as you have the ability to let your son and daughter-in-law often bring their children back to your home.

Whether a person really likes another person is either verbal or true. He loves a person and is willing to give everything for him. There is also that kind of shallow love, I don't want to do anything, I just want to talk verbally. You are the latter.

Love is mutual. You like your grandson shallowly, and it is estimated that your grandson also likes you shallowly, only verbally.

You don't want to take care of your children, but you want their warm love. Do you think it's realistic?

Feelings are not born out of thin air, but are cultivated by day and night companionship and sincere dedication. Adults and children are all the same.

Yes, of course, if the grandson wants to. Do you think he will want to see you if you leave him alone? Feelings are paid by both sides, not taken blindly.

If you like your grandson, you can take your children's favorite things to see him ... you are a big idle person, don't bother your busy son and daughter-in-law! [black line] [black line] [black line]

You are like a dog, feed it every day! Otherwise, it can't stay with you! What is this? ! [Cover your face] [Cover your face] [Cover your face]

Feelings, paying does not necessarily have a return. But if you don't pay, there will be no return.

Don't daydream everyday. I don't work, but I think all the money in the bank is mine. Is this possible?

For a child who pays nothing, you are just like passers-by A and B!

To love and be loved is power. Never mind your grandson, and never force him to come home to see you often. It is understandable to send someone to help him when he needs it most, instead of looking at you. He has his job. Family and circle. Just don't disturb each other. Yes, I won't ask. Of course, everyone has their own interests.

I just want the happiness of my children and grandchildren around my knees, and I don't want the hard work of taking care of my grandchildren.

Sun Tzu is obedient, sensible and clever. You never care about his grandson, but he can still show his love for you. I can only say that his mother's education is good, and he has never told the children that you are not good. This is definitely not caused by your personal charm. You do nothing, but you are narcissistic all day. Not only your daughter-in-law, but no one will like you.

Daughter-in-law does not avoid conflict when meeting, and it is not good-looking. She is also afraid that you will teach the children bad things and speak ill of her mother behind her back.

I never cared about my grandson, but I like my grandson. I hope he can come home to see me often, ok? This question is simply funny. Feelings are cultivated, and love is mutual and needs to be paid. You said you liked your grandson, which may be true or false. If you really like it, show it. You said you bought candy for your grandson? Or bought new clothes for your grandson? Or did you buy toys for your grandson? In real life, we really see that many grandfathers like their grandchildren, and that kind of like is really like. They buy things, food, clothes and play for their grandchildren from time to time. They are eager to pick up the stars in the sky and give them to their grandchildren. This kind of love makes people see distant relatives, and makes people see that grandpa loves his grandson more than his son. But what about you? I have never cared about my grandson, but I still expect my grandson to visit you often. He also said that every time I speak, I can feel that my grandson still likes me better. Luckily, you like it. It seems that everyone here thinks you are not confident enough. The reason for your lack of confidence is simple. As people say, there is no love and hate for no reason in the world. Sun Tzu said on the other end of the phone that he liked you better, which was a hint to you. Don't you like him? You must show your love. Whether you ask or not, you can call it love. You can call it that without warning.

You are really fooling children, but children nowadays are not so easy to fool. Children have children's feelings, children have children's eyes and parents around them.

It's too stingy to say that you are grandpa. Are you really unable to take it out, or are you really a miser? In fact, children are really easy to coax. As long as he comes back to get what he likes to eat, as long as he often takes him out to play, as long as he has a little kindness, he will stick to you and he will be around you. If you never care, just say you like it, say it in plain English and pretend, I'm afraid it's really not that easy for you to let your grandson visit you often.

Still talking about your daughter-in-law behind your back, I don't think you look like an old man, and your grandfather doesn't look like grandpa. No wonder your daughter-in-law doesn't come back all year round, and your grandson doesn't come back all year round. Isn't this the result of your own making? If you want to change this result and break this situation, isn't there a saying that you have to tie the bell to solve the problem? Then start from yourself, from today, show sincerity, love with your heart, and love with your actions. I believe my son, daughter-in-law and grandson will often come home to see you. Otherwise, not only will their home not come back, but I'm afraid there will be fewer and fewer telephones.

As the saying goes, when people are over 60, what they want more is family happiness, with children and grandchildren around their knees. But for a person who never cares about his grandson, it seems a little difficult to hope that he will come to see you often. Therefore, no matter whether grandma is grandma or not, those who can help the younger generation still have to help, and only by giving can there be more. [Lighting safety light]

How do you feel about treating your grandson as a toy? It seems that you can play if you like, but he is a real person. Grandson is sensible, and he still feels like you every time he calls. This is a good thing. After all, you are related by blood. I hope this is not a word of comfort, because grandson is sensible.

Whether the daughter-in-law likes you or not is her business. As long as you really like your grandson, people will feel it. Daughter-in-law is not necessarily busy at work all the year round, and you may not like others when she comes. You don't have to like it, but you still have to respect your daughter-in-law. Where can I find my grandson without a daughter-in-law? There are no children who are disloyal to their mothers. Don't think that children are too young to understand. The younger you are, the harder it is to cheat, because they don't listen to what you say, but use their bodies to feel whether your feelings are true or not.

I remember when my son was over two years old, he took him to his grandmother's house and sat in the yard for dinner in summer evenings, because I used to feed my children first and then eat my own food. Unexpectedly, in the process of feeding him, he found that grandma gave everyone a bowl of soup, but there was nothing in front of me. The son immediately asked, "Grandma, why is there no soup made by my mother?" I didn't expect to embarrass my mother-in-law In order to ease the atmosphere, I said, "Because you don't eat well, grandma is afraid of getting cold." After listening to three times five divided by two, the son finished eating the yolk, and then said to his grandmother, "Grandma, I finished eating. Give my mother soup. " These are children. Their idea is simple, but pure.

Everything goes well at home. What's the big deal that we can't let go of in order to give our children a good growing environment and for mutual affection? Don't just stare at the loveliness of your granddaughter's wife, ask your son how to be a husband and a father and son. [Cover your face] [Cover your face] [Cover your face]