Aunt Somebody has her arms open and your kid has already backed into the curtains.
Okay, settle this because people get weirdly intense about it.
Vote, then explain yourself in the comments because the reasoning is usually messier than the answer.
Aunt Somebody has her arms open and your kid has already backed into the curtains.
Okay, settle this because people get weirdly intense about it.
Vote, then explain yourself in the comments because the reasoning is usually messier than the answer.
I teach them to greet relatives, but they choose the kind of contact.
Grandma can survive without collecting a hug tax.
Basic manners, yes. Physical affection, no.
I was forced to hug people as a kid and hated it.
No. They can wave, high five, or say hello.
The guilt trip afterward is exactly why the rule matters.