Many expecting mothers will have their birthing plan set out in advance, knowing exactly how they want it to be - and in an ideal world it will go according to plan. However, this sometimes isn't the case as one expecting mum found out when she was snubbed by her mother-in-law. Furious that she hadn't stuck to the plans in place - she realised her mother-in-law had come alone, despite the plan being for her mum and two sons to come with her.
Then, realising she had done it on purpose, the woman demanded her mother-in-law to leave the delivery room. The expecting mum claimed it was a "well-known plan" for three months for both her and her partner's mums to be present, as well as her two sons and her grandmother. So she couldn't believe that they weren't there because her mother-in-law didn't pick them up.
The furious expecting mum took to Reddit to rant about the ordeal and wrote: "For the past three months it's been a very well-known plan that when I went into labour, my husband was going to drive me to the hospital and my mother-in-law was going to pick up my mother, my kids and my grandmother (all from one house)." She detailed that the plan was for the two mothers to be in the delivery room, and her grandmother would watch her sons in the waiting room, and "everyone was in agreement", but most importantly she needed her mum there as she helped her through the "mental anguish and panic" of giving birth. "I needed her to be with me with this baby too; mentally.
So we worked .