Stepmom’s Snickers Slip-up: A Prank Gone Wrong

Imagine being a stepmom, pregnant, and craving your favorite chocolate bar. But there’s a catch: one of your stepdaughters has a severe nut allergy. That’s the situation for our 25-year-old protagonist, who married Richard, a 42-year-old man with two identical twin daughters, Isabelle and Maria. To help her tell the twins apart, her husband gave them color-coded wristbands. But when the twins decided to play a prank on their stepmom, things took a dangerous turn.

The Craving Conundrum

Identifying the Twins

The Prank Begins

The Wristband Check ✅

The Chocolate Mistake

Emergency Room Rush

Angry Mom Unleashed

The Truth Comes Out

Husband’s Support

Mother’s Demands

Family Backlash

Autism Struggles

A Prank with Consequences

This stepmom’s craving for Snickers bars led to a dramatic turn of events when her stepdaughters decided to play a prank on her. The twins swapped their color-coded wristbands, causing their stepmom to accidentally give the nut-allergic Maria a piece of chocolate. After a trip to the ER and an angry confrontation with the girls’ mother, the family is now divided over who’s to blame. The husband supports his wife, while the mother demands the girls not be left alone with their stepmom. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this sticky situation…

NTA OP, Maria should take responsibility for her own allergy

Mom of twins with nut allergy agrees NTA, suggests better system.

Kids caused their own allergic reaction, NAH. Step-mom blamed unfairly.

Kids lie and trick, stepmom not at fault. Bio mom overreacting

Age difference and OP’s autism are raising red flags ESH.

NTA for taking precautions, but could have avoided the situation

Stepmom takes precautions, but still gets blamed for prank

Identical twins can be hard to tell apart, soft NTA

Peanut allergy trumps cravings, but step-daughters also at fault ‍♀️

Stepmom not at fault for Snickers prank on stepdaughters.

Debate over stepmom’s prank on sister with severe allergy

Commenter defends stepmom’s honest mistake with empathy and reason

9-year-old expected to manage peanut allergy? NTA wins.

OP’s face-blindness makes her more culpable here, not less

Nuts in a peanut allergy household? YTA

Pregnancy cravings vs. allergies – who’s the a**hole?

Commenter acknowledges OP’s fault but defends their actions.

Stepmom innocent in Snickers prank gone wrong

When pranks backfire Kids learn their lesson. NTA.

Snickers stolen by stepkids, NTA enforces candy consequences

Pregnancy cravings vs. child’s safety: Who’s the real prankster?

ESH- Girls knew they were wrong. Anaphylaxis is life-threatening

Eating peanuts with a life-threatening allergy in the house? YTA

Allergies are no joke . 9-year-old should know better.

Mom of peanut-allergic kid defends OP, advises keeping epinephrine on hand

Stepmom not at fault for prank, stepdaughters face consequences

Twin pranksters keep stepmom on her toes, chaos ensues

Protect yourself and Maria, keep nut products out of house

Allergies are no joke! YTA for risking someone’s life

Growing up with identical twins who pranked everyone, NTA.

Enjoying a treat at home, NTA. Kid knows allergy rules.

Pregnant woman’s snickers craving leads to hilarious confusion

Stepmom pranks stepkids with Snickers, but 9-year-old should know better.

Putting cravings over kids’ safety? YTA for sure.

Stepmom’s honesty questioned, but not the a-hole in Snickers prank

Mom defends stepmom in candy bar prank gone wrong

Stepmom makes innocent mistake with Snickers, not the a**hole.

Grown husband dropping off unsupervised kids? YTA or NTA?

A stepmom’s mistake leads to a lesson in trust and allergies

NTA. Stepmom not at fault for trusting stepdaughter’s honesty

A clever pun for a nutty comment

Stepmom gets pranked with candy, but commenter says NTA

Quick thinking stepmom saves life, but trust still broken ‍♀️

Stepmom not at fault for Snickers prank on allergic daughter

Stepmom not at fault for prank, girls should take responsibility

Parenting win: accommodating allergies without sacrificing personal preferences

Stepmom not at fault for Snickers prank, kids need education

Child’s prank goes wrong, but NTA for holding her accountable

Empathetic comment offers support and humor in tough situation