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Grandparentsarent always the sweet old people you hope theyd be.
Some are entitled, some are overbearing, and others can be downright mean.
This can leave parents in a sticky situation when it comes to letting toxic pensioners visit their grandkids.
They wont let her see her grandson often enough.
And the childs reaction to hearing her name?
But instead of respecting their boundaries, the grandmother reportedly began spreading a dangerous lie.
Shes tellingfamilymembers that theyre neglecting their sonand thats why theyre hiding him from her.
The rumor is baseless, but its terrifying.
OP says no one in the family believes her, yet she continues escalating the situation.
Shes even considering calling Child Protective Services (CPS) on them.
OP, understandably panicked, turned to an onlinecommunityfor advice.
Hes unsure what to do or whatrecordsto keep.
Hes wondering if he should document everything, collect medical records, and start a paper trail.
The threat alone feels like emotional blackmail.
But when someone is unstable and determined to stir trouble, even an unfounded accusation can cause chaos.
From what OP tells us in his post, his future mother-in-law is a walkingnightmare.
So, how can the couple protect themselves from the toxic woman?
And what should they do if CPS does show up?
We went looking for answers.
Next, they need to ask what the allegations are.
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