@Pia completely agree. No respect for me then no respect for our baby. I know she’ll never change. Gave her so many chances before. At the same time I understand it’s hard for my partner as he also knows she’ll never change as told me she’s always been like this
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I would cut all contact with her and tell her why she will not be having any sort of a relationship with your child or you. I would not have that type of person around my child or me. Your partner needs to be on board with this as it will be easier to stop contact with your child if she can't manipulate him. It is a parents job to keep their child away from people like this. You would never forgive yourself if your child had the same anxiety from their grandparent as you had from your parent. If you cut contact now then you can enjoy the rest of your pregnancy
@Kimberley thank you. It’s just so upsetting and yet again I slept so badly last night from it going over and over in my mind. I replied with a long message asking her to explain how she’s tried, told her the reasons why I don’t wish to speak to her as she’s taken no responsibility and has no respect for me. She just replied calling me bitter. Didn’t acknowledge anything I said. My partner then spoke to her and said about apologising and again she denied doing anything wrong. She then sent a message saying sorry. But I know it’s not genuine as he asked her to say it. Why not apologise a year ago without someone telling you to do so. I don’t want anything to do with her or our baby. I know my partner still wants his mum to see our baby as he says ‘we’ll have to see’ when I asked him this morning. Like you said I don’t want my daughter to ever suffer from anxiety. Want to protect her from all of that x
Your partner needs to step up and be a man and say to his mother that she needs to show the mother of the baby respect and be decent to her in order to see her grandchild