Plus: He says if he can’t give the kids cookies, he won’t babysit.
My partner is completely OK with this. I’m not sure. I feel like everyone breaks things or makes mistakes occasionally and we can absorb the cost easily.If in a decade of being in your home, moving things, dusting things and working/cleaning your appliances your cleaner has only broken one thing, I’d say she has been exceedingly careful.
The kind thing to do is to accept this as an accident, replace the item yourself, and tell your faithful cleaner that you appreciate her apology, but “these things happen,” and that you consider the matter closed.My husband and I watch our grandsons twice a week. We do this so our daughter can save on daycare expenses.I choose a snack that is always healthy, like fruit, and my husband’s choice is not healthy — usually cookies.I have told her to talk to him. She does, and he ignores her.
Your husband also doesn’t respect his own daughter’s wishes. That’s a pretty obvious power move, possibly because he wants to see himself as a loving and indulgent grandpa, versus providing daycare on a schedule.
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