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“She’s a psycho b*tch!”
New parenthood brings its share of challenges: sleepless nights, endless diaper changes—you name it. It was all part of the wild, wonderful journey. But of all the battles linked with having a newborn, the last thing one first-time mom expected was for her mother-in-law to join the list.
Since our narrator (Original Poster) welcomed her daughter into the world, peace seemed to have evaded her. And no, it wasn’t from the high-pitched shrieks of her newborn—it was something much worse: an overbearing mother-in-law.
Her husband’s mother had been a constant presence, starting with daily FaceTime calls just two days after OP left the hospital. Why, if they hadn’t stopped her by gently suggesting it was too early to visit, she’d have been at the door by now, bags in hand.
Funny enough, her calls focused on seeing the baby and chatting with her son, with no mention or care for OP. As for the unsolicited advice and criticisms? They were as frequent as the sun rising.
To preserve her sanity, OP and her husband managed to limit the FaceTime calls and put his mother on an ‘information diet.’ But just when OP thought she had a handle on things, a new bombshell dropped—her mother-in-law was moving to their state.
She’d already found a buyer for her home and started looking at houses in OP’s neighborhood. It went without saying that she fully expected to live with OP and her husband till she was settled, and the sheer thought made OP’s skin crawl.
While venting to a friend, OP called her mother-in-law ‘psycho b*tch,’ and her husband overheard and wasn’t too pleased. The resulting tension left OP questioning her stance—was she the bad guy in this scenario, or was her mother-in-law overstepping boundaries?
Redditors agree: NTA! Respect requires respect, and if the mother-in-law doesn't give it, the community believes OP shouldn't either.
They felt OP’s husband needed to grasp the severity of the situation, as constant disagreement wasn’t helpful. Things could get ugly fast if boundaries weren’t set. No amount of free babysitting was worth the stress.
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