Ever had family members overstay their welcome? In this story, our homeowner has their parents living in the in-law suite of their house, paying rent to cover the mortgage and utilities. But when their pregnant sister moves in without asking, things start to get a little more complicated. The sister wants to babyproof the house and run a daycare, but our homeowner isn’t having it. Get ready for some family drama!
House Rules
Sister’s Surprise Arrival
Family Access
Kitchen Preferences
Babyproofing Debate
Alternative Spaces
Twins or…?
Insurance Issues
Lockdown
No Daycare Allowed
Mixed Reactions
Key Dilemma
Insurance Compromise
The Battle of Babyproofing: Lockdown Edition
So, our homeowner’s pregnant sister moves in and wants to babyproof the house and run a daycare. ♀️ The homeowner is puzzled and refuses, as they never agreed to any of this. They decide to take back the keys to their area and change the locks, causing some serious family tension. The mom and sister give the silent treatment, while the dad tries to compromise by offering to pay for insurance. The homeowner agrees, but insists the sister should be the one paying. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…
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