Any nice DiL's

I have got three marvellous daughter-in-laws, we are friend’s, go away for weekends (pre-Covid) meet for lunch etc.

My sons partner is a wonderful mother and dil they do live abroad but she regularly sends me pictures and messages about the children. When I visit she makes me so welcome as do her family we have such a lovely time, my son was lucky to find her. I just wish we could spend more time together.

I have 2 DiLs that I love dearly. Like any friendship, it takes time to develop but we’re comfortable enough now to enjoy spending time together with or without my sons. I would do anything I could to support them and wouldn’t dream of criticising them (especially as they are undoubtedly better wives and mothers than I ever was!)

I had a wonderful warm loving DMiL, who I loved dearly.

Now I have a wonderful DDiL, a far better mother than I ever was. I cannot imagine what DS did or said to persuade her to be his wife, but I hope he counts his blessings regularly.

Yes, mine!

I love my two DIL’s! They’ve been in our family for nigh on twenty years and they’re a blessing.

Yes same here. Two lovely D’s in law and had a wonderful SIL.
DD has another partner who we can’t stand.

I have 2 wonderfull Dil`s who i love to bits and thankfully they feel the same about me.
It hurts to hear/read how many Dil`s and Mil`s are nasty.
And what lovely relationships they are missing out on.

Yes, my son's partner is lovely, as is my son-in-law. Cannot speak too highly of them.

Well I have 3 dils and I couldn't speak for them, but I like and support them.
I loved my mil and my father said he loved my husband like a son.
My mother, now that's a whole different story!

Couldn't have picked a better daughter in law, she is a kind and caring person.

Mine is lovely too.

Yes I’m happy with my DIL and my son’s partner. We are not terribly close but get on well. We visit about once a month and are on call for child care duties if needed. If I need to make arrangements I go through them rather than my sons. I get more sense!

I have 3 DiLs, all very different. One lived with us for 3 years whilst DS and DGDs were abroad. One was desperately shy, but asked me to make her wedding dress, and the one who lives nearest has become panicked by the virus, so have only seen her briefly on her doorstep a handful of times in the past 18 months. Get on well with all of them, but they are focused on their families, can't imagine meeting up without them.

I have a lovely DDiL, as does my sister with her 3 DDiLs.
(Btw some have children, some don't.)

I had a wonderful MIL who helped us so much in very many practical ways and as she became older/infirmed I told her it was now pay back time and I would and did do everything for her.Both my DILs were able to meet her for a short time and knew of our fond relationship and when my DSs married I tried to continue in the same way.One DIL was great accepted offers of help,support,shared advice and help unite the two families but the other DILalways kept both my DH and myself at a distance and resisted any form of support(unless we were actually handing over cash).As time passed we were all on eggshells as she could ruin a family event depending on her mood.I honestly did try, but the marriage broke down, her decision and even now she still controls us because of access of DGCs.
Our other DIL has been such a support through some difficult family times and we have a lovely relaxed relationship.

Yes, both lovely.
I am very lucky.

I wasn’t close to my my MIL. She lived 100s of miles away and rarely visited. We saw them probably once a year and stayed in a holiday house nearby. My ‘DIL’ - they aren’t married - is delightful and during this covid experience has kept me up to speed with photos and videos of my granddaughter.

All my children’s partners are delightful - I have four lovely daughters in law, all in their own ways remarkable women.

I certainly am so happy with my son's partner. We don't meet all that often but we do communicate regularly. In my opinion she is one terrific Mother and rears my GC beautifully. Do believe my son does his fair share. Certainly hope so. She is very diligent in sending regular photos of whatever activities they're all up to and this makes me feel included. Nice....

My daughter in law is lovely and we get on really well, she is so loyal to my son as well as being a good mum.

She drove over to my house on Sunday's during lockdown with a roast dinner for me and rings me regularly.

What more could you ask for

We have two DIL's. One we love to bits and the other one, well?? she has made our life hell on earth. Her and her parents are vicious, vile people and gaslight any situation to cause the maximum trouble. One has included us from the very start. Asked me along to chose her wedding dress! Invited us to the hospital after giving birth within an hour. We find it very hard not to let our sour relationship spoil our happy one. But it is hard as we have always wanted both children to be happy.

Oh yes love her to pieces. She is a great wife to DS and a lovely mum .

I have worked hard at the relationship with my DiL. I think it has paid off. We have regular communications now and she always makes us welcome. We do not live close so have to stay. Her own parents are separated so of course she has three sets of parents to accommodate and I think she does it well. I accept that her mum has priority but that is the way of the world.
We have not seen much of DGC over lock down but when I was rushed into hospital last week the 6 year old was very distressed at the thought of anything happening to Granny so I think my DiL is doing a great job at keeping us in their thoughts.