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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For all the posters who are saying OP is uptight and awful - would you really not be upset if your MIL hung a wet child's painting on the wall and it dripped paint down your wall.

I mean this is really over the top, to let wet paint drip down walls.  People here get upset over someone not cleaning up after they have cooked but for some reason this OP is being told to tune out the wet paint dripping down her walls and the glitter all over her floors and carpet.

Come on, this would be too much for most posters on here. To add if you have a newborn you are breastfeeding and now you have wet paint on your walls.  Really are posters trying to make OP sound difficult for being frustrated with this.[/quote]

I agree! All of it sounds annoying and the only way to cope is to have lots of breaks. The husband really needs to step up and make that happen. OP needs to “go to bed” when the kids go to bed. Breastfeeding should be another respite but they really need to brainstorm other ways for the husband to get out of the house with MIL too. He needs to get over himself and understand that he’s going to make some effort to have a good visit with his mom. Shaming his wife for falling short of perfection isn’t going to cut it.

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