Crunchy Mom Gets Kicked Out Of Sister-in-law’s House After She Dumps Her Baby Products

You know, those folks who believe that every single thing you do as a parent is wrong, no matter how hard you try. You can’t win over their approval, so you might as well go back to your “evil” ways and embrace their crunchy parenting. Or leave their house altogether. A 19-year-old mother of a 3-week-old baby shared how her sister-in-law decided to throw out all of her baby products, including formula after they got “crunchy”. She confronted them about it, but the situation escalated, and she had no other choice but to kick them out of her house.

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I’m 19f, and I just had a 3-week-old baby girl. I live with my parents, but I have a say in who comes and goes in the house. My brother and his wife are “crunchy parents” to an 8-month-old, and they don’t approve of the products I use for my baby. On Monday evening, I returned home to find that my sister-in-law had thrown out all of my disposable nappies, wipes, and formula. I was angry, and I confronted her, demanding that she replace what she dumped or get out. My brother and parents think I’m reasonable, but some think I’m taking it too far. In this article, we’ll explore reactions to this situation and the debate between “crunchy” and “non-crunchy” parenting. Stay tuned to find out how Redditors responded.