Bre Avery Zacharski
A recently announced her pregnancy, and she went overboard with talking about what she wants her baby to call them all.
She figured A was trying to wipe the slate clean and start fresh with them, but she was so wrong. Over the past nine months, A has only visited them three times in total.
During those visits, A said she wasn’t actually going to be a grandparent, only her husband. The last time she saw A, she made her a baby blanket, and when A hurried over to pick it up, A attempted to guilt-trip her into letting her keep one of the cats she owns.
Recently, her husband’s ex called to inform them that the baby will not be allowed to come to their home to visit due to the cats, so that was super weird.
Her husband’s ex added that if her husband would like to see the baby, it has to be at her home, as A is going to be moving back with her baby. Her husband tried to call A after that conversation, but she declined to return his calls.
“We finally heard from A last week, wanting to know how much stuff we were going to buy from her baby registry,” she said.
“We had been having financial struggles, so he told her he didn’t know yet. We have since returned to not hearing anything until today when the ex called to tell [my husband] that A was in labor and had debated on him coming, but my kids and I couldn’t come to the hospital.”
“I finally went off and told him his daughter is [rude] and said that I will never stand in his way or try to stop him if he wants to be in her life, but I am done, and she’s no longer welcome in our home as I am sick of her treating us like crap.”
She’s left wondering if it was wrong of her to flip out on her husband and say his daughter is never allowed to come over anymore.
What do you think?
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