Woman Furious After Mother-in-Law Sends Photos of Newborn to Her Old Co-Worker Shortly After Birth

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In a post on Reddit, she writes that she has had boundary issues with her husband's mom "from day one," but adds that she has now "absolutely crossed a line"NEED TO KNOW
A woman is voicing her frustration after her mother-in-law took a photo of her newborn and sent it to one of her own co-workers
In a post on Reddit, she writes that she has had boundary issues with her husband's mom "from day one," but adds that she has now "absolutely crossed a line"
Now, some Reddit users are offering advice on how best to handle the womanA woman is taking to the internet to voice her frustration after her mother-in-law took a photo of her newborn and sent it to one of her co-workers.
In a post on Reddit, she writes that she has had boundary issues with her husband's mom "from day one," but adds that she has now "absolutely crossed a line."
After giving birth on July 20, the woman writes that she "did not want ANYONE" aside from her husband in the delivery room.
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Following 36 hours of labor, her baby girl arrived, and the couple immediately "started taking photos and sending them to our family members."
"These photos were all sent in group texts, and we didn't say anything about not sending/posting the photos because it seemed like common sense. Looking back, it's clear we needed to let her know these were not public photos," she writes.
She continues in the post: "Anyways, Monday morning I get a text from the supervisor from the job I just left. He congratulated us on the baby and let me know that MIL sent him photos of our daughter."
Her mother-in-law, she adds, has her supervisor's number because she is something of an emergency contact, but she does not actually know the man.
"I let my husband know immediately and told him he needed to talk to her. Supposedly he did but I'm not sure what was said by either of them," she writes. "All he said was she understands. I'm so appalled I don't think she deserves any more photos ... I'm so over this woman."
Others on Reddit are chiming in, with some saying the mother-in-law needs to be "put in time out" for her behavior.
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Writes one commenter: "Moving on, she no longer receives photos of the baby. When she complains, let her know point blank why."
Others offered more direct advice. "Block her," wrote one.
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