Dear Annie: One of My Children Is Constantly Being Overlooked by His Grandparents

Dear Annie: Mom notices her young teen is repeatedly overlooked, losing his self esteem

Dear Annie: I’m a mother of four, and a few years ago, during a difficult time, my former in-laws generously fostered my two youngest children, now 13 and 9. They’ve remained involved and caring, and I’m truly grateful.

Dear Annie: How do I tell my son’s grandparents and former foster family they make him feel left out?

DEAR ANNIE: I’m a mother of four, and a few years ago, during a difficult time, my former in-laws generously fostered my two youngest children, now 13 and 9. They’ve remained involved and caring, and I’m truly grateful.

Dear Annie: Son is challenging, I know; grandparents playing favorites with sister makes it worse

Dear Annie: I’m a mother of four, and a few years ago, during a difficult time, my former in-laws generously fostered my two youngest children, now 13 and 9. They’ve remained involved and caring, and I’m truly grateful.

Dear Annie: How do I tell my family they forgot my son’s birthday?

Dear Annie: I’m a mother of four, and a few years ago, during a difficult time, my former in-laws generously fostered my two youngest children, now 13 and 9. They’ve remained involved and caring, and I’m truly grateful.

Dear Annie: One of my children is constantly being overlooked by his grandparents

My 13-year-old son often feels left out. He has ADHD and ODD, and while he can be challenging, he’s also incredibly sensitive.

Dear Annie: My son gets sidelined by family favoritism

Dear Annie: I’m a mother of four, and a few years ago, during a difficult time, my former in-laws generously fostered my two youngest children, now 13 and 9. They’ve remained involved and caring, and I’m truly grateful.