Would you let your in-laws 'borrow' your child for the day?

He's not a babysitter, he's their father.

Stumbling through parenthood's first steps.

You can't help where you are born, and you also can't control which family you are born in. When push came to shove, this woman's parents did not have her back, and worse, her sister who was dating her ex-boyfriend (Yeah, weird) made the 'shove' come about. This all sounds very messy, and it is because when family is involved, things are never… organized. I might as well start at the beginning, leave you on the usual cliffhanger, and then let you scroll down and read it all for yourself, right?…

Mastering the art of negotiating with tiny dictators.

She calls me daddy too

'You can walk home', Ms. Aunt said to her nephew, unabashedly, only concerned with herself and whether or not she could hang out with her friends. Her nephew hung up on her in tears and called his mother, who, fun fact, was HOSTING this woman in their house. The car that Ms. Aunt had taken was actually her mother-in-law's, so technically, it was not even hers. But hey, before we get ahead of ourselves, let's start at the beginning… One woman shared her entitled SIL's story to r/entitledpeople (…

I hope she quits

Raise your hand if you think your kids are the brightest of the bunch

It takes a village!

well that was cute af

We're grinning like cheshire cats.

For 90's kids raising kids.

Be a mom, they said. It will be so rewarding, they said.

When you can't hear the word 'why' anymore.

Blending families ain't always easy