Mom cancels Thanksgiving after surviving the past 3 years of her sister-in-law's spoiled toddler wreaking havoc on everyone: ‘She poured a drink over my husband's head!’

A mother recently decided to skip Thanksgiving this year due to the unruly behavior of her sister-in-law's kid. Not only does this spoiled little girl throw a tantrum when she doesn't get her way, she also completely wreaks havoc the entire time she is over. She has tracked dog droppings gleefully into the house and onto the bed, she's thrown items into a swimming pool, and she even poured a drink on an adult's head for no reason. The worst part is that if any other adult tries to reprimand her, there comes her mothers yelling at that adult for upsetting her child. Like, parents need to parent and this mom ain't doing that. 

 

So, a mother made a difficult decision for herself and her family and decided to opt out of Thanksgiving this year. She knows that her spoiled niece is just a kid, but enough is enough. Her kids don't act like that! The husband was upset since it was his side of the family, but his side is not all peaches and cream. Apparently his mother has sticky fingers and his father is a swindler. So, it didn't matter to this mom if her husband was upset or not, she was putting her foot down and she stuck by her word. And you know what we say to that? Bravo, mama!

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