Is it so normal for family to expect a scan picture?
Me and my partner went to our first scan and I invited my mother in law, I thought it would be nice to make her feel included. When the scan finished I went to the toilet, when I came out she had the strip of pictures and said 'I don't mind what picture I have but I would like this one' shocked and overwhelmed i replied 'oh right well il just show my mum them first' we then went to my mums to show her the pictures and I told her she can have one, she was very shocked I even offered! She ended up choosing the one my in law wanted, I thought that's okay as my in law got to come and at the end of the day it's my mum! So after we went my in laws to show other family, mother in law asked 'her' picture, I told her what's happened, she made such a big fuss and went very moody, i tried to smooth it over, said I thought I was only fair my mum has that one as you came to the scan, you can have any other. She made a big do about choosing another and when she did went to tear it off, somebody went to get the scissors. Obviously this reaction, with hormones, upset me but I let it go and didn't discuss it any further.
Anyway our next scan is approaching fast now and she's expecting to have first pick of the picture she wants of the strip. I don't want to go through this again, I want a full strip, so I thought about scanning the photos on some photo paper and giving her that, but I'm not sure how she will react to this, I don't think it will make her very happy. Someone suggested scanning them all then scanning another set for us, giving her a full set then letting her have 1 original one, is it unfair that I don't want to do this, I want my pictures? I don't feel anyone should just expect a picture? How do I get around this argument free but keeping happy too?!
She has got 2 daughters, one who has just had a baby and she was there through it all! I want her included but other comments have been made about doing things/how I should do them, I just want a bit of respect for what I want to do and not to make a fuss when I disagree with something.