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Mother-In-Law Takes Leave From Work To Babysit Her Grandchild Without Asking Daughter-In-Law

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OP is grappling with numerous challenges from their mother-in-law (MIL) in caring for their three-month-old baby. Despite OP’s discomfort, MIL persistently suggests moving in to spend more time with the baby. MIL also pressured OP to name the baby Abigail and displayed intrusive behavior during OP’s labor, showing up uninvited. MIL’s disregard for OP’s parenting choices extends to feeding and holding the baby, and she undermines OP’s breastfeeding efforts. MIL falsely represents the baby’s visual impairment, spreading misinformation to family members. Additionally, MIL criticizes OP’s use of daycare and insists on being a full-time babysitter, even quitting her job without consulting OP. This relentless behavior leaves OP feeling overwhelmed and unsure of how to handle MIL’s blatant disregard for their opinions and wishes.

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OP is stunned by their mother-in-law’s audacity. MIL disregards OP’s parenting choices, pushing to be a full-time babysitter, creating tension.

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MIL raised her other grandchild, but OP rejects her attempts to overly involve herself. MIL jokes about moving in, causing tension.

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During OP’s pregnancy, MIL pressured for the name “Abigail.” Now, with BIL’s girlfriend expecting, MIL suggests the same name.

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During labor, MIL incessantly called, then ignored OP’s wishes and showed up at the birth center with her family, causing stress.

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MIL opposed OP’s birth center delivery due to unfounded fears. Despite reassurances about safety, MIL persisted in her objections.

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Ignoring sister’s specific health issues, MIL criticizes the birth center due to discomfort, persistently complaining about the midwife’s actions.

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Mere hours after the baby’s birth, MIL urges OP to have another child, lacking sensitivity to OP’s postpartum condition.

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MIL hesitates to give hungry baby to OP, preferring to admire the crying child. MIL’s discomfort with breastfeeding causes frustration.

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MIL pushed formula during breastfeeding struggles. MIL falsely claims baby resembles FH, expressing annoyance that baby resembles OP.

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MIL insists baby looks around for daddy’s voice, overlooking OP’s presence and baby’s visual impairment explanation.

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MIL wrongly portrays baby’s visual impairment, falsely suggesting an inability to live independently. Despite clarification, MIL persists in misunderstanding.

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MIL overly dramatizes baby thriving in daycare. She insults OP’s parenting through baby’s complaints, causing frustration and resentment.

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MIL risks baby’s safety by placing her on the table for cuteness. She fosters dependency in her adult children, enabling their reliance.

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MIL demands more baby time, but only at her house, making leaving difficult. She prioritizes photos over baby’s needs.

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MIL pressures to be full-time babysitter, quitting job for health insurance. OP’s uncomfortable; baby thrives at daycare, and OP wants balance.

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Baby thrives at daycare, but MIL quits her job, forcing OP to decide. OP feels unheard and frustrated with MIL’s actions.

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This story shows how OP’s mother-in-law is not respecting their choices as parents. The mother-in-law interferes with the baby’s care, tries to control decisions, and disregards OP’s feelings. OP faces pressure about naming the baby, how to feed her, and even where to give birth. The mother-in-law wants to be the full-time babysitter, creating stress for OP. The message is about setting boundaries and making decisions for the well-being of the baby and the family. It teaches that it’s okay to say no and stand up for what’s best for everyone, even if others don’t agree.

Such a sad story.

Good luck to OP.

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Sometimes saying no is the best solution.

I was shocked to read it too.

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Its her problem not OP’s.

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“Bro I’m cleaning the floor, didnt build you a house.”

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