🍼 Buckle up, folks! We've got a doozy of a family drama for you today. 😬 Meet our 28-year-old protagonist, the forgotten first grandchild who's been ignored by her grandparents for her entire life. 😢 But now that she's had a baby of her own, suddenly they want to be all up in her business! 🤨 Is she wrong for telling them to stay away? 🤔 Let's dive into this juicy tale of family dysfunction and find out! 🍿
🍼 The Forgotten First Grandchild 😢
🤷♀️ Grandparents MIA for 28 Years 🤔
🤰 Pregnancy Announcement Drama 😬
😒 Grandma's Half-Hearted Apology 🙄
👶 Baby's Born, Grandma Wants to Visit 🤨
🙅♀️ New Mom Sets Boundaries 💪
🎂 Birthday Surprise: Grandparents Invite Themselves 😡
😤 Feeling Like a Baby-Making Machine 👶🏭
🤷♀️ No Obligation to Reconnect 🚫
🙈 Grandparents Turned a Blind Eye 😞
👨👧 Dad Calls Out Grandparents' BS 😠
🏠 No Room at the Inn 🚫🛏️
🤔 AITA for Telling Them Not to Visit? 🤷♀️
🤦♀️ Pressured to Call, Now Regretting It 😩
😕 Never Expected a Visit, Now What? 🤷♀️
🙈 Siblings Get More Attention, Ouch! 😢
😱 Grandparents' Shocking Words at Birth 😳
🚫👵👴 New Mom Tells Neglectful Grandparents to Stay Away! 😤
Well, well, well... looks like our new mom has had enough of her grandparents' BS! 😠 After 28 years of being ignored and forgotten, they suddenly want to play happy family now that there's a baby in the picture. 👶 But our protagonist isn't having it! 🙅♀️ She's setting boundaries and telling them to stay put. 💪 Can you blame her, though? 🤔 I mean, they didn't even bother to check on her during her rough upbringing! 😢 And let's not forget the shocking words they said about her mom when she was born. 😱 Yikes! 😳 So, what do you think? Is she being too harsh, or are the grandparents reaping what they sowed? 🌱 Let's see what the internet has to say about this family feud! 🍿
Earn the right to be in your life 👏
NTA. 28 years too late. Ignore them and move on. 🙌
Reconnecting with family may be awkward, but harmless. 😉
New mother establishes boundaries with strangers claiming baby's time. 👶
Calling someone to visit and then telling them not to come? YTA 👎
Opinionated comment calls out YTA for opening communication with family.
Sending a message after 28 years: Closure or Invitation? 🤔
No obligation to involve grandparents in your life 🙅♀️
Open-mindedness can lead to pleasant surprises 😊
Old-fashioned sexism questioned. Baby's gender may be the reason?
Engaging with family is a two-way street 🙌
Set boundaries or stop complaining: NAH comment on family visits.
Mixed feelings about estranged family wanting to visit newborn 🤔
It's time to have an adult discussion with your dad 👨🎓
Engage in a conversation with them, before grandma and pops arrive. 📣
Redditors advise caution in letting estranged family meet new baby 🙅
Having a baby doesn't make estranged family come back. 😔
Dad defends OP but wants them to call the shunners 🤔
Setting boundaries with family during pandemic 🙏
Harsh but fair feedback for entitled and bitter OP 🤯
After 28 years, NTA for not wanting relationship with family. Clarify intentions.
Setting boundaries is important for a healthy relationship 👍
Ignoring someone for 28 years? No baby, no welcome 🙄
Curious commenter questions family's sudden interest in OP's baby 🤔
Putting my baby first - NTA disowns entitled grandparents. 👏
User rates woman's actions as 2 out of 5, questions her excuse.
Setting boundaries with in-laws after having a baby 🙏
OP is only slightly in the wrong for not wanting contact 🤷♀️
Civil disagreement, NAH judgement and mutual understanding 👏
Setting boundaries and protecting your baby from toxic behavior 👏
Polite distancing from grandparents after 28 years. Congrats! 🎉
NTA. The comment may have sparked genuine regret, but no obligation.
Setting boundaries and standing up for yourself is important. 👍
Setting boundaries with family. NTA. 👍
Defending the right to privacy as a new parent. 🙌
"No is a complete sentence." Setting boundaries with family 💪
Family who shunned her for 28 years want to visit now 😒
Protecting your baby from toxic family members. NTA 🙅♀️
Toxic great grandma? NTA for cutting her off. 👏
Don't worry about deadbeat relatives, they rarely change 👍
Setting boundaries is important. NTA for standing up for yourself.
NTA. Don't let them use your baby for cuddles 🚫👶
Motherhood can bring to light past family wounds. NTA. 🤯
Family only cares about the baby, not the mother. NTA.
Congrats on the beautiful baby! NTA and don't look back! 👶
No love lost between OP and their grandparents. 👍
You don't owe them anything. NTA. 👍
Asserting boundaries with family, NTA. 👍
Avoiding toxic family during pandemic 🚫
Don't let their past judgment hold you back. 👍
No contact and no visits. NTA for keeping them out 👍
Cutting out toxic family. Respectfully declining involvement with child. 🙌
Don't put your precious baby on a silver tray for strangers 🚫
No relationship with either parent means no relationship with baby 👍
Reconnecting with estranged family - NTA or NAH? 🤔
Cutting off toxic family members for a healthy future 💪
Grandparents ignored commenter for years, then asked for help. NTA.
New parents beware: Unvaccinated family members can't hold the baby 🐢
No obligation to form a relationship. Your wishes should be respected. 👍
28 years too late 🤷♀️
Setting boundaries: NTA and busy with the baby 👶
Congrats on the baby! NTA, entitled people need boundaries 👏
User suggests OP may be in the wrong for denying child relationship with grandparent 🤔
Sneaky revenge plan against shunning grandparents. 🤯
Balancing family and safety during COVID-19 pandemic 🚡
Not the a-hole, but don't hold your breath for reconciliation. 😕
Putting toxic grandparents out of grandchildren's lives is justified. 👌
Family shunned her until she had a boy. NTA for distancing.
Intrusive family members? NTA, they don't get to decide for you. 👍
New mom defends not wanting strangers near her baby 👶
Sneaky yet cautious approach to meeting estranged family. 🤯
Grandmother only cares about baby, not you. NTA.
OP and family both suck in this situation. 🤯