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DH is not the mother!

  1. MrsCastro

    persimmon / 1491 posts

    ouch, i ditto @chopsuey119's comment!!!

  2. Rainbow Sprinkles

    eggplant / 11287 posts

    Is this the same woman who fed your baby rocky road ice cream?

    Sheesh.

  3. autumnlove

    hostess / wonderful watermelon / 39513 posts

    @Rainbow Sprinkles: yeah, and salami!

  4. Mrs. Yoyo

    blogger / pomelo / 5400 posts

    ZOMG. This makes me livid. This is the kind of stuff I'm pretty sure my MIL thinks but only says behind my back

  5. Mrs. Pen

    blogger / wonderful cherry / 21616 posts

    OMG. that is absurd... wow....

    my brother said something similar this weekend at Thanksgiving. DH took a turn with DS so I could play a game with my family. When my brother asked if DH was joining the game I was he was on "baby-duty" and my brother shook his head and said, "poor guy."
    ummm excuse me!! It made me so mad. I had it out with my brother, I said Cobi is just as much his son and he is mine and I am not the only one responsible for him and fathers need to help too. My brother laughed and though it was funny.

    yeah not funny. ugh.

  6. shopaholic

    bananas / 9973 posts

    1) poor baby! Hope she gets better soon!
    2) Ugh to the MIL. But I can't say I would be too surprised if that came out of any old-school mom's mouth. I would just have to make some comment about the changing modern times and let it go. But @Mrs. Pen: I would be SHOCKED and smack the brother probably if it were someone of our generation or younger who made the comment!

  7. Mrs. Pen

    blogger / wonderful cherry / 21616 posts

    @shopaholic: yeah I told him its a good thing he's not a father sad thing is his wife would make the most amazing mother but I could see it as a point of contention if they ever have kids

  8. autumnlove

    hostess / wonderful watermelon / 39513 posts

    @Mrs. Pen: Some of my male coworkers said the same thing today when I told them DH was watching LO! Poor guy, way to ruin his time off, you better make it up to him....good thing they don't have kids yet!

  9. Mrs. Pen

    blogger / wonderful cherry / 21616 posts

    @autumnlove: they will learn. Sadly I think it is a male mindset that doesn't change until they have kids or are married to a woman who demands it lol. I was clear with DH while I was pregnant that this wasn't just MY baby, he's ours and that means equal responsibility. I know he would have been great had I not had that discussion several times but I'm still glad I did. Especially because it was a lot harder to him than he imagined.

  10. blackbird

    wonderful grape / 20453 posts

    It is definitely an old fashioned mindset. When I mentioned that DH needed a diaper bag today, my mom laughed at me. She also laughs when I mention DH changing diapers or doing stuff. Dh always gets annoyed b/c he's like, "What makes her think I don't WANT to do stuff?" This is just how it is now Thankfully, hah

    Hopefully those guys' wives teach them a thing or two about equal parenting and won't stand for that.

  11. CupQuakeWalk

    coconut / 8475 posts

    I'm jaw-dropped. This lady is rude! and salami?! Who does that?!

  12. prettylizy

    GOLD / papaya / 10206 posts

    Dude I would loose my mind. Well I would probably not say anything to her, but I`d totally call my sister and loose my mind to her! lol! You win the MIL award today!

  13. autumnlove

    hostess / wonderful watermelon / 39513 posts

    @prettylizy: I was going to post on your wall earlier and ask for suggestions for a sweet Prettylizy response to my MIL!

  14. prettylizy

    GOLD / papaya / 10206 posts

    @autumnlove: I

    h
    d probably say something like

    Hahaha, I know he`s not the mother, and baby girl reminds me every time she is around how much she loves her mama. I wish I had more time to spend with her like you did when Hubs was young.

  15. MsMini

    grapefruit / 4056 posts

    I am so infuriated for you. Yes, you are the mother, but he is also a parent and is perfectly capable of taking care of his child when it works best your schedules. I would not have been able to bite my tongue. I probably would have said "Well it is a good thing we don't really care about your opinion in the matter."

  16. sorrycharlie

    hostess / watermelon / 14932 posts

    boy oh boy. she sounds like a piece of work!!

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