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I'm a 50-year-old woman, and my daughter-in-law, who's 24, gave birth,

and she doesn't seem to want to have a relationship with me,

which is making it difficult to have a relationship with my son,

who's 31, and my new granddaughter.

Hello, reddit. I'm looking for advice on how to build a relationship with my daughter-in-law,

and get over the rift that she's causing since giving birth.

My son, David, who's 31, has been married to my daughter-in-law,

B, who's 24, since September of 2020.

Due to the pandemic, I never really got to know her because they only dated for about a year

before they got married, and I didn't know about her until they dated for almost six months.

I love my son very much, but I feel like our relationship has been rocky since they got married.

My son has a daughter from her previous relationship, who's 10,

and since they got together, I haven't had the same relationship with her.

I know this is partially because he moved out of my house,

very suddenly without saying anything I may add, and I no longer get to see her on weekends.

I try to get them to bring her to visit when they have her, but usually I only see her once a month

or so, and lately it's felt like she's been more distant when she visits.

I think that this is because B says negative things about me around her, and I find that unfair.

They just had a baby at the end of January. She was induced due to pre-eclampsia,

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