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Extended Family + Grandparents
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My friend's adult son is divorced from wife number 1 with whom he has one daughter, now in her mid teens. Wife 1 has since remarried and has a son with her new husband. Her husband also has children from a previous relationship.
He then married wife 2 who already had a son and they have 3 children.
Wife 2 left him and is now pregnant to another man and he is now in a new relationship with a woman with 2 children whom he is now living with.
So my friend has 4 grandchildren from her son and two daughters-in-law, but there will soon be 9 children in this extended family.
My question is: Should my friend treat all 9 children the same? I'm sure my friend's situation is not unique.
He then married wife 2 who already had a son and they have 3 children.
Wife 2 left him and is now pregnant to another man and he is now in a new relationship with a woman with 2 children whom he is now living with.
So my friend has 4 grandchildren from her son and two daughters-in-law, but there will soon be 9 children in this extended family.
My question is: Should my friend treat all 9 children the same? I'm sure my friend's situation is not unique.
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