Grandmother Refuses to Knit Slippers for Son's Ex-Wife's New Baby

A grandmother's decision not to knit slippers for her son's ex-wife's new baby sparks debate on family dynamics and acceptance.

A grandmother declines to knit slippers for her son's ex-wife's new baby, stating the child is not her grandchild.
The refusal raises questions about family acceptance and the integration of new family members.
Advice columnist Amy Dickinson emphasizes the importance of encouraging grandchildren to accept and love their new sibling.
Dickinson advises sending gifts to the son's address to avoid exclusion and maintain a neutral attitude towards the ex-wife.
The situation highlights the complexities of blended family relationships and the impact of parental attitudes on children.