Expecting Mom Refuses Husband’s Brother In Delivery Room

A woman who is 31 weeks pregnant with twins has refused to allow her husband’s brother, a medical student, to be present in the delivery room. The brother-in-law expressed an interest in being there to witness the birth. Still, the woman is uncomfortable with the idea and feels that her pleasant delivery experience should be the priority. The husband got defensive and said he should be allowed to have a support person too, which caused a huge argument. Is she the a**hole for refusing to allow her brother-in-law to be present for educational purposes?

Brother-in-law’s delivery room request puts mom-to-be in dilemma

Educational benefits for BIL to attend birth? Awkward family dynamics.

Firm refusal to husband’s brother in delivery room ‍⚕️

Expectant mom denies brother-in-law’s right to be her support person

Expecting mom sets boundaries, refuses husband’s brother in delivery room

Expecting mom refuses husband’s brother in delivery room

Giving birth is a beautiful experience but can also be quite stressful. This is why ensuring the mother is as comfortable as possible is essential. In this post_text, a mom-to-be is unwilling to have her brother-in-law, a medical student, in the delivery room. Her husband is also insisting that his brother should be present. The mom has had a difficult pregnancy and wants a pleasant birth experience. She worries that too many people in the room might make her uncomfortable. The husband, on the other hand, wants his brother there for the educational experience. The situation has caused a lot of conflicts, including involving other family members. Ultimately, a decision is made, but is it the right one? Let’s see what people say in the comments and reactions section.

NTA – Stand your ground! Your BIL’s insistence is creepy.

NTA – Stand your ground and don’t let him bully you.

Expecting mom refuses brother-in-law in delivery room, commenters agree NTA

Expecting mom refuses husband’s know-it-all brother in delivery room

Husband offers wife’s body to his creepy brother without consent

Expecting father’s brother demands support while wife gives birth. NTA.

Expecting mom refuses husband’s brother in delivery room. NTA. Birth is not a spectator sport . Tell your doctor in no uncertain terms that you don’t want him in the room. ‍ ‍

Respecting patient’s wishes – future PA student’s professional attitude

Giving birth is not a spectator sport . NTA for setting boundaries

Setting boundaries during birth

Husband’s brother wants to third wheel in delivery room? NTA!

Focus on safe delivery, not BIL’s education. Husband needs perspective.

Expecting mother stands firm on delivery room boundaries.

Expectant mother declines BIL’s offer to be in delivery room

Delivery room boundaries: NTA for prioritizing your comfort and safety ‍

NTA, but communication issues and age lead to conflict

Husband not entitled to decide who sees private parts. #NTA

Stand your ground, mama bear

Supporting spouse, not brother, in delivery room. NTA

NTA prioritizes medical expertise over family ties in delivery room.

Expectant mother rightfully refuses husband’s brother in delivery room

Medical professional deems husband’s request inappropriate. NTA.

Expecting mom shares delivery room experience at teaching hospital with brother-in-law. NTA for wanting experienced providers.

You decide who’s allowed in YOUR delivery room

Husband wants support person while wife delivers, but who’s giving birth?

Empathetic support vs spectator, only mom’s choice matters

Childbirth isn’t a spectator sport, support mom only. NTA

Support person? Only for the one pushing a human out. NTA

Support person debate: Only one person pushing two humans out

Empowering moms-to-be to choose their support system during delivery!

Ban the husband too? Expecting mom gets real about support.

Delivery room, mom’s choice. NTA shuts down criticism.

Protecting privacy during childbirth, only husband allowed in room

Boundaries are crucial for a comfortable birthing experience. NTA

It’s her delivery, her choice. Stand your ground, mama!

You have the right to choose your support team. NTA ❤️

Support person for pushing pumpkins out of his penis? NTA

Giving birth, your choice of support people. NTA, end of story.

Delivery room, your rules. No uterus, no opinion.

Delivery room is about you and your babies. NTA

Expecting mom shuts down husband’s brother’s delivery room request

Stand your ground! Your birth, your rules.

You’re the one giving birth. NTA for refusing BIL’s intrusion.

Pregnant woman rightfully chooses her mom as support during birth

Supportive comment defends pregnant woman’s delivery room boundaries ‍♀️

Birth is about the mother. SO can have a support person

Preparing for a twin delivery – hoping for a natural birth

Birth is a medical event, not a spectator sport ‍⚕️

Mother-to-be deserves support during birth. NTA

Support in the delivery room is for the mother, NTA.

Expecting mom refuses husband’s brother in delivery room. NTA. Husband should be her support person. Tell OB & nurses.

Mom-to-be defends decision to exclude husband’s brother from delivery.

Expectant mom needs support, not a support person. NTA

An inappropriate analogy sparks controversy in the comment section ⚠️

Support system or spectator? NTA mom-to-be sets boundaries

Experienced commenter supports mom-to-be, calls out selfish husband

You call the shots during childbirth, not your husband’s brother

Pregnancy stress and delivery complications are real. NTA.

Empowerment! You decide who’s there during your birth

Expecting mom gets criticized for not wanting brother-in-law present.

Expecting mom sets boundaries for delivery room, defends decision.

Pregnant woman stands firm against husband’s unsupportive brother

Support person allowed outside. NTA