My MIL cried all day after my mother came and told him she knew his secret.

Scott realized that family is defined not by blood, but by those we choose to love and nurture.

In the end, both grandmothers recognized that they didn’t need to compete; they were crucial parts of Miles’ life.

Though that hasn’t stopped the squabbles about which homemade food is best for him or how often he should be carried.

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