Mom Disowns Son, Demands to See Grandbaby

Imagine finding the love of your life, only to have your family disown you because they don’t approve of your choice. That’s exactly what happened to this 27-year-old man when he fell in love with a single mother who was 8 years older than him. His mother went to great lengths to break them apart, but love prevailed, and they got married. Fast forward two years, and the couple has a beautiful 2-month-old baby girl. Suddenly, the same family that disowned him wants to be a part of their lives again. But is it too late?

Love Knows No Age

Mom’s Disapproval

Family Pressure

Taking a Stand ✊

Disowned

Blocked and Ignored

New Addition to the Family

Unexpected Call

Demanding to See the Baby

Family Excitement

Sister’s Intervention ️

“Family is Family”

Anger and Frustration

Setting Boundaries

Accusations Fly ️

Too Late for Redemption?

Our protagonist found true love and started a family, despite being disowned by his own mother and family. Now, they want to reconnect and meet the newest addition to his family, but he’s not having it. He refuses to let the same people who turned their backs on him have a relationship with his daughter. As accusations fly and tensions rise, one can’t help but wonder if it’s too late for redemption. Let’s see what people have to say about this family drama…

NTA. Mother disowned son, now wants to see grandbaby. Hypocritical guilt-tripping.

Cutting toxic family ties for the sake of your family

Grandma disowned OP, now demands to see grandbaby

Cutting toxic family ties, protecting your daughter. NTA

Cutting toxic family members out of your life? NTA

Cutting off toxic family, seeking support from friend. NTA

Sister supports disowning but says daughter is still family?

Savage response to controlling mom, cut toxic family ties. NTA

Demanding an apology before letting grandma see grandbaby. NTA

Mom disowns son, but demands to see grandbaby?

Friend betrays OP’s trust, family disowned. NTA. Block them.

NTA- Prioritizing family first

Protect yourself and your home with a doorbell camera

Trust no one! Friends who betray are not worth keeping

Son disowns mother, denies her access to grandchild. Savage responses.

Toxic mom disowns son, demands to see grandbaby . NTA stands up for daughter.

Protecting your child from toxic family is not being an a**hole

Age is just a number, and so is being a**hole. NTA

Protect your family from toxic relatives. NTA

When family disowns you, can you still treat them as family?

Blood doesn’t make family. NTA for setting boundaries

Standing up to toxic family members

Cutting ties with family: NTA comment sets boundaries

Family disowned OP for 2 years, now wants to play grandparents . NTA.

Toxic mom disowns son but demands grandbaby? NTA, stand strong

NTA comment calls out toxic family behavior

Mom disowns son, now demands to see grandbaby. NTA wins!

Friendship advice sparks debate in comment section

No playing grandma after terrible treatment

Stand your ground and don’t let toxic family back in.

No double standards. Family doesn’t mean automatic access to grandkids

Commenter defends OP’s decision with cake idiom

Grandbaby drama: Son disowned, but mom demands access. NTA.

Sister sided with mom and disowned you? Disgusting family behavior

Grandfather wants relationship with grandchild after disowning father. NTA.

Navigating family drama and boundaries. Can people really change?

NTA receives advice and a warning about in-laws.

Family disowned OP for love, now want grandbaby? NTA

Unconditional love is the only love that counts ♥

Prioritize your family and avoid favoritism.

Stand your ground and protect your daughter

Unforgivable to disown over disapproved marriage

Commenter defends OP and throws shade at disapproving mother.

In-laws refuse to meet grandchild because of father’s race. NTA.

Cutting ties with abusive family, friend needs talking-to

Family isn’t always blood. NTA for setting boundaries

Cut ties, cut losses. No grandbaby for disowning mom

Cutting toxic people out of your life

Toxic mother demands grandbaby after disowning son? Block them all!

Protecting family from toxic grandma, NTA for disowning her

Family drama and disownment leads to grandma drama

When a mom disowns her son, can she still demand to see her grandbaby? This commenter says no and they’re not the a**hole.

To let her in or not? That’s the grandbaby question.

Expose the truth! NTA stands up to toxic family.

User brutally shuts down toxic mother demanding grandbaby visit

Commenter is not the a**hole, context unknown

Family drama escalates over grandbaby visitation

Age is just a number, but disowning your son has consequences

Confusion and suspicion surround this comment thread

Family drama? You’re not the a-hole according to Reddit