Chloe asked about Evelyn for months.
“Grandma coming?”
“No.”
“Why?”
“Grandma hurt Mommy and made unsafe choices.”
“Grandma bad?”
That question was harder.
I said:
“Grandma did bad things.”
Children deserve room to understand people without being forced into permanent labels before they can comprehend them.
Years later, Chloe might choose whether she wanted contact.
That would not be my mother’s decision.
Or mine alone.
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