Q. Ghostly Visitors: I have always been able to see ghosts. It’s not a big thing, and it’s not something I advertise—it’s just something most women in my family are able to do and is accepted as normal. Now I have a 4-year-old daughter who can do the same thing; she chats about seeing my father, who passed away before she was born, as well as my husband’s grandmother. The problem is my in-laws, who, like many people, think it’s a load of hooey. My daughter will often sleep over there and tell them about the people she sees, and they say things like, “Oh, that’s silly! There’s no such things as ghosts!” Do I tell my daughter that I believe her, but that maybe we shouldn’t talk about ghosts at grandma’s, or do I tell my in-laws that this is something our family believes in and they should respect? (My husband is torn, too.)