Sometimes we ask this question, not knowing what to do. Tired of tossing between mother-in-law, husband and child. Although, in general, family relationships suit you, but sometimes... Difficulties pile up, limping material wealth, weather anomalies and a bunch of other troubles that, as a rule, do not come apart. All this piles up, creating difficulties in relationships. Often the main character in a stressful situation is the child. He is in the center of the “Bermuda Triangle”, while adult RELATIVE people are trying to refute the opponent’s dominance. The key word here is relatives, because We forget about this connecting quality in the thick of things. And if your sense of responsibility gives way to a feeling of guilt, and then the question “why on earth?”, the answer will be “because we are family, because we love you.” First of all, the child loves! He loves and must be loved and live in harmony. He will carry this harmony of relationships throughout his life. It will be reflected in his character, relationships with the older generation, parents and children. I propose to live one of these family situations together with the heroes of this poem. How should we deal with our grandmother? She knows everything in the world! And she will find the answer to everything. How children should eat, And what is the most appropriate color. Grandma will teach Mom and give Dad good advice! Only Mom, like a cloud, cooks lunch with Grandma. And in the evening he whispers to dad, That there is no patience at all! - What, tell me, am I to blame? I’m completely confused! I love Mom and Grandma more than anyone in the world! I need both of you, believe me! Make peace, I beg you! Mom smiled quietly and made some tea with mint. I exclaimed: “This is the way out! Mom, pour it quickly!” I will gently take my beloved granny by the hand. I will kiss you sweetly on the cheek, I will caress you and hug you. Fragrant herbal tea pours whiteness into cups, Mom smiles at mom: “Will you drink one cup?” And the most beloved dessert will bring her closer to her. There is nothing more pleasant than balm and the company of relatives! This is how my mother and I decided, We made an agreement: If grandma is stubborn, we won’t start an argument. We’ll put a vase in her bedroom, and a panel next to the mirror. And she’ll immediately become happier, along with us! So what do you think? I agree that all situations should not be rated with the same brush. Still, I think that the option of a peace agreement should be considered first. Love each other! Keep good family traditions and pass them on from generation to generation!