Amy has been married for ten years; however, she and her spouse only greeted their child six months ago. Because she was required to return to work, and her husband works from home,
they encountered difficulty in arranging for the infant. Consequently, her mother-in-law offered to supervise the child while the couple was at work.
They were delighted to accept the offer, particularly because they were confident that she would provide exceptional care for the infant.
Amy expressed her heartfelt gratitude for her mother-in-law’s dedication and time, stating, “I truly appreciate her time and devotion and everything she does.”
She also mentioned that in addition to caring for the infant, the grandmother also cleans and cooks in the household.
Amy was, however, taken aback when her mother-in-law requested compensation for the care of her own grandchild. “How dare she request compensation for the time she spends with her grandchild?”
