"It appears that the mother's shock and grief are manifesting in a way that's neither fair nor kind to your granddaughter. As his blood relation, she may be able to dictate who has access to her son, depending on the hospital's policy. Your granddaughter may want to reach out to hospital administration to see what their policy is and if there's an option for her within its scope."
"has a younger brother and says I treat him better. I try to treat them the same. Any advice on how to handle this situation as I feel it's only going to get worse? Exhausted Mom Dear Mom: The good and the bad news is that this may be a phase that she's going through, and not permanent. But it still needs redirection. You can help her develop emotional maturity by being clear about what respectful conversation is and how you expect to be addressed."
A 30-year-old woman has been blocked from visiting her 35-year-old longtime partner in the hospital by his mother, who is verbally abusive. The mother, as next of kin, may determine access under hospital policy, so contacting hospital administration to learn visitation rules is recommended. Alternatives include sending a letter via a cousin or arranging a FaceTime call if the patient can communicate. Separately, an 11-year-old girl's sudden rudeness may be a developmental phase; clear expectations, redirection, and guidance about respectful conversation can help build emotional maturity.
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