When Grandma Watches the Kids

Everyone knows that the rules don't apply to grandma.

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[cmmr]

You thought you could defeat Grandma? Awe, bless your heart.

[dukevega]

I love how Grandma defused the husband with the cookies. Well played, ma'am, well played.

[jinjuha]

This is so my mom! Strict about house rules, bed times, curfews, you name it, but as soon as she got her hands on a grandchild, it ALL went out the window!

[JustMeInfv]

Grandma's house - Where Ben & Jerry's is considered a vegetable . 😂

[Purple]

I lost my Ganma when I was 6 and my Nana when I was 8. I was the youngest of my Ganma’s 15 grandkids. My mom’s oldest sister stepped into the “Grandma role.” She went to Grandparents day, made sure that I got all the same traditions that my older cousins got, was there for all of my surgeries, helped me with college. She spoiled me rotten. She passed away from breast cancer last year. But this was her to a “T”.

[sophiaskojec]

What happens at Gramma's, *STAYS* at Gramma's.

[kevinriley]

There's only 2 questions a southern grandmother will ask "Did you eat? " "Did you get enough to eat? "

[carlstenger]

Absolutely SO TRUE! We fought that battle with my wife's mother all the way through 4 kids. We never won.

[bromixsr]

My wife's family is from Korea. Have you ever tried to tell a Korean grandmother not to spoil her children? Might as well be selling health food at the Texas State Fair, the results would be just as productive.

[tulemike]

when i watched my parents interact with the grand kids, i thought, are these the same people that raised me?

[haruhifujioka]

"Im her GRANDMA, its my job to spoil her!" Lol thats exactly my grandma

[emerald]

Most grandma’s rules are basically just “Don’t do anything dangerous and don’t tell your mom I let you run wild”

[thatgirlinokc]

Grandma rules override all other rules! One of my childhood favorites was popsicles before dinner and still have dessert!

[Gunnr]

I had a great aunt on my mother's side - oh boy was this she!! Although she never scolded me, the one phrase she could have used to *destroy* me would have been: "I'm disappointed in you." I lived my life in such a way that she never had cause to say that.

The darkest day of my life was the day she died. She and my great uncle taught me so much in life. I wish both of them could have met my wife, daughters, and grandsons. Plus I wish they could have spoiled them, too!!!

Thank you for this series and for a very pleasant walk down Memory Lane. ❤️

[Ghostwalker]

Exactly what my grandma did too. Of course she was strict with her own kids. But when she has grandkids, you better believe it she'll spoil them.

[writingandart]

What southern home has no NO SWEET TEA!!! NO PIE OR COBBLER!!! who could live in that kind of environment??

[jeanninehill]

I absolutely love this video 😄 Since I've become a grandma, my children have said that they no longer recognize me, that I'm definitely not the same woman who raised them 😅 I remember an old saying that went something like this--"The Lord gives us children to love, and grandchildren to love us back". I say "Amen" to that 😁

[donnarobinson]

OMG!! My granny spoiled me rotten, I guess cause I was the youngest grandchild! I loved every minute of it too!! ; )

[alphabbbe]

Grandmas are literally the best thing to grace this world.

[melaniecravens]

I love the grand ma shirt. I'm a grandma I follow my granny rules. Like it or lump it it's a special relationship. Won't understand till you become one.