My Aunt's mother in law was telling her that a responsible mother in law must on no occasion spend more than three months in her son's house..
She claimed staying longer than this will only lead to Interference in the children private affairs. A man and his wife shld be d one visiting the Mother in law often and Not vice versa..
Do you think there is a time frame a Mother in law must spend in her son's home

Well there is NO straight cut answer to this post. Rather it is a function of other other variables such as:
1. Is the old woman a widow?
2. Is she lonely?
3. Can she take care of herself in terms of cooking and laundering?
3. Naturally is she endeared to that particular son?
4. Can she provide for herself? and many others.

If answers to the above are in the affirmative, I beseech such daughter in law to bear her troubles and take her in. Who knows if that can help her live a little longer?

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Iamsynord:
Do you think there is a time frame a Mother in law must spend in her son's home

It depends on the situation of the family and the mother-in-law ...... No marriage is without Interference .... The couple themselves are interference to one another's decorum !!

A Marriage built on solid Foundation will never fail even where the whole 170million Nigerians live in your house ....

Conditionlessly, a mother-in-law from both side shouldn't spend more than two weeks before they return to base!!

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hey you wakeup!!!

Make I ask Omawumi....

Iamsynord: My Aunt's mother in law was telling her that a responsible mother in law must on no occasion spend more than three months in her son's house..
She claimed staying longer than this will only lead to Interference in the children private affairs. A man and his wife shld be d one visiting the Mother in law often and Not vice versa..
Do you think there is a time frame a Mother in law must spend in her son's home

whether its the husband's mother or the wife's mother, she shouldn't stay in a house thats not hers for too long unless she needs some sort of special care, apart from that she should stay in her own house.