so let me preface this post by saying that i absolutely love my mother..
last night we went to dinner at my parents house for easter (it was a long day...) and my mom started nagging about every little thing: go heat the car up, put the baby's hat on, etc...
my husband finally turned around and said "you were a first time parent once - please let us have the same chance". this is the first time they have ever had words in the five years we have been together. the thing is - my mom has been hovering and nagging since the baby was born almost 3 weeks ago. she thinks we are "too laid back" and "don't worry enough"
is anyone else going through the same thing? now today my mom hasnt called or texted me. this is the first day we havent spoken since my little girl was born. i know she is upset but i am actually thrilled my husband stood up to her.
sorry for the long post but if anyone has any experience with this, I would love your insight. TIA!!
Re: helicopter grandmothers?
Me me me! My husbands parents are here from Vegas for 2 WEEKS...
anywho, my husbands brother has issues and his parents practically raised his son(wasn't with the mom and lived with them 5 days a week while his brother was in alcohol rehab) and a
I would let it go. She will get over her hurt feelings and she can either respect you guys by realizing what she did and listening to what your husband said, or she can keep doing the same thing... It is up to her, she is an adult.
I am glad to h
"put a hat on the baby"
"where are her socks?"
"be careful on the ice"
"don't forget to bring a paci"
"how much did she eat? You should feed her some more"
"did you remember her gas drop this mo
My most recent experience with this was when MIL came to "help out" for the day (I apparently don't get a say in whether she's coming or not), and told me I needed to feed my child NOW. Um, I know when she's hungry, back off or there are going to be WO