#setting-boundaries

#setting-boundaries

Don't worry yourself too much about this. Your kids will spend a limited amount of time at the same wedding festivities as your sister, and you will be there to supervise their interactions. Give her an opportunity to meet them and if she does or says anything inappropriate, keep them distanced from her for the remainder of the celebration. If she charms your kids and they ask about spending more time with her,

If you're worrying about how you'll make a massive Thanksgiving spread when grocery prices are this high, or how you're going to get everything on your kids' wish lists for Christmas or Hanukkah, you're not alone. Chances are something will have to give. Maybe you're not going to be flying home for the holidays as you have in years past, or you'll have to forego the dinner and drinks with the girls where you usually exchange nice gifts.

Every time, I jokingly make a bet with my husband on how long she will last before making a rude comment about how much weight I've gained. She said I was fat when I was in great shape. She said I was fat when I was carrying baby weight from giving her two perfect grandchildren. Before we visited her last summer, I worked hard and lost some weight.

Over a decade ago, I started my business, Bridesmaid for Hire, as a way to support people during the stressful and exciting moments of their wedding. A lot of my clients have other people in their bridal party, so it's my job to help everyone else do what they're supposed to without any of the drama, headaches, or arguments that often occur.