Parents Limit Grandma’s Time with Daughter: Justified or Heartless?

Parenting can be tough, especially when it comes to navigating complex family dynamics. This couple found themselves in a difficult situation when their daughter’s mental health was at risk due to her grandmother’s actions. The parents decided to limit the time their daughter spent with her grandma, but now they’re facing backlash from the family. Are they doing what’s best for their child, or are they being too harsh on grandma? Let’s dive into the story.

Background: A Daughter’s Struggle

The Turning Point

Supporting Their Daughter

A Positive Change

Grandma’s Actions

The Harmful Videos

The Impact on Their Daughter

Addressing the Issue ️

The Tough Decision

Family Backlash

The Family Feud: Protecting Their Daughter or Alienating Grandma?

This couple found themselves in a tough spot when their daughter’s mental health was negatively affected by her grandma’s actions. Despite trying to educate grandma and address the issue, the harmful behavior continued. The parents made the difficult decision to limit their daughter’s time with her grandma, but now they’re facing backlash from the family. Is it a case of protecting their child or being too harsh on grandma? Let’s see what the internet has to say about this situation…

NTA for protecting daughter from toxic grandmother. Heartwarming support from commenters.

NTA. Grandma’s behavior is abusive, parents are protecting their child.

Protecting her daughter’s identity: NTA. Grandma is destructive.

Setting boundaries with grandparents for child’s best interest. NTA

Teaching kids heterosexuality is normal but not homosexuality is wrong. NTA

Setting boundaries with grandma for granddaughter’s safety. #NTA

Supportive comment from parent of trans child, offers advice.

Protecting grandma or granddaughter? NTA comment sparks debate

Protecting your child comes first. NTA

Protecting daughter from transphobia, NTA limits grandma’s time.

Supportive comment from trans individual about limiting grandma’s access

Supportive comment from nonbinary person.

Important discussion on puberty blockers for trans kids.

Parent praised for protecting daughter from grandma.

Grandma’s behavior traumatizes child, NTA for limiting contact

Parent protects daughter from toxic grandma. NTA

Trans person thanks parent for supporting daughter. Heartwarming

Setting boundaries with grandma for daughter’s safety.

NTA comment shuts down emotional reunion, no tears shed

NTA. Wise explanation for daughter about grandma’s limited knowledge.

Protecting daughter from grandmother’s harm. NTA

NTA stands up to transphobia from grandma.

Protecting daughter’s mental health from grandma’s toxic behavior.

Grandma restricted to supervised visits for not respecting granddaughter’s situation.

Grandma needs supervision around daughter, NTA for setting boundaries

Sweet comment with no replies

Cutting off toxic people is healthy for you and your child

Supportive comment from fellow trans parent.

Grandma’s loss, your daughter’s gain. NTA

Protecting daughter from transphobic grandma, NTA.

Protecting daughter from transphobia, grandma refused to change. NTA

Cutting out family for toxic behavior? NTA

Short and sweet – commenter is not the a**hole.

NTA parents protect daughter’s mental health, praised for actions

Grandma’s behavior puts daughter’s health at risk. NTA.

Great parenting skills praised by commenter.

Grandma’s behavior raises valid concerns about daughter’s safety. NTA.

Grandma’s time with granddaughter limited, commenter supports parents.

Cutting grandma out? NTA but harsh. Protecting your child matters

Parent defends decision to limit grandma’s time with granddaughter.

Protecting daughter from toxic grandma’s views. NTA

Supportive comment applauds good parenting and suggests cutting contact with grandma.

NTA. Great parenting, protecting daughter from toxic grandmother.

NTA! You’re doing an amazing job as parents. Keep it up!

Curious commenter seeks explanation for assigned male at birth (AMAB) term

Protecting your child’s well-being is never heartless.

Setting boundaries with toxic family members is important.

Protecting daughter from harmful beliefs. NTA.

Advice to consider for daughter’s gender transition.

Grandma’s behavior hurts granddaughter, NTA parent sets boundaries

Heartwarming comment receives no replies, but lots of love. ❤️

Grandma’s actions increase risk of death. NTA for limiting time.

Protecting granddaughter from bullying grandma. Supervised visits with consequences.

Suggests therapy for daughter and group session with grandma. ‍

Grandma’s transphobia causes depression, family wants to expose daughter? NTA.

Grandma demanding time with granddaughter despite emotional harm caused

Confusion over LGBTQ+ terminology sparks discussion in comment section

Protecting mental health over bigotry. NTA wins.

Supportive comment receives no replies, but still deserves praise

Heartwarming comment applauds great parenting and mental health awareness

Grandma needs to respect boundaries or leave

Putting the child’s well-being first. NTA

Clear and concise: commenter is not the a**hole.

Standing up for your child’s well-being is always justified. #NTA

Protecting your child or being heartless? NTA commenter explains.

Grandma’s loss, not heartless parents. NTA

Standing up for their child against a bigoted grandmother.

Short and sweet. Keep doing what you’re doing!

Protecting daughter’s mental health: NTA parents praised

Grandma’s love doesn’t justify neglect. NTA!