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MIL cleaning my house...

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Ilovethekitties · 28/01/2020 17:51

Hi all,

I have a newborn and had to leave him for an hour today to go to a meeting to set up his bank account. He has a cold at the moment, so asked my MIL if she could watch him.

When I got home, she had done the outstanding laundry, hoovered the floors and cleaned the inside of the windows. I'm quite house proud and spend around two hours a day cleaning when my baby sleeps.

I know she is just trying to be helpful, but I feel doing these things crosses a certain boundary. She also hoovered in our bedroom and I'm really comfortable with her being in there.

She is a very nice woman, who is great with our son, but I need to very politely ask her to stop but I don't know how. She is VERY sensitive.

Before you ask, my DH is a fence sitter and won't do it as doesn't want to cause upset 🙄🙄🙄 I have said it wont if we do it in the right way.

Any advise welcome.

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Ilovethekitties · 29/01/2020 14:43

Irrelevant point. I cant enjoy doing the housework because I'm a woman? Seems sexist but okay.

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