DEAR ABBY

2008-05-07 / Advice & Entertainment

Grandma's term of endearment is not appropriate for toddler
JEANNE PHILLIPS
DEAR ABBY: My mother-inlaw -- I'll call her "Irene" -- refers to our 3-year-old daughter, "Amber," as "sexy." When she buys clothing for Amber, she will say, "This is sexy." When Amber was younger and would pull up her dress in play, Irene would say, "Are you trying to be sexy?" Luckily, when it has happened, Amber either didn't hear or remember her comments.


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