New York Grandparents Seek Advice Over Marijuana Odor Reported on Granddaughter
In New York, grandparents are seeking advice regarding their 7-year-old granddaughter who reportedly smells strongly of marijuana after spending time at her mother's house.
New York, NY, October 23, 2026 —
In New York, grandparents are seeking advice about their 7-year-old granddaughter, who they say smells strongly of marijuana after spending time at her mother’s house.
The account does not specify who the grandparents approached for advice, when the reported odor was noticed, or how often the child spends time at her mother’s home. It also does not provide details about the circumstances in which the odor was detected or whether anyone else has observed it.
No information was provided about the mother’s response, the child’s health, or whether the grandparents have contacted any family, medical, or public agencies. The account does not say that the child used marijuana or that anyone used it in her presence; it describes only the grandparents’ report of an odor after visits.
The grandparents’ specific concern and the guidance they are seeking were not detailed. The available information also does not identify the part of New York involved, give a timeline, or say whether any further steps have been taken.
Those gaps leave the circumstances unclear. Based on the information provided, the central reported issue is the grandparents’ concern about a marijuana-like smell on their granddaughter after time at her mother’s house. No independent confirmation, inspection, or official finding was included in the account.
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