Sounds like a horrible and difficult situation to be in, I’m sorry you have had to go through this with them. I would stand your ground, if they want to spend time with you and your son then your wishes and boundaries need to be respected. I suggest firmly telling your fiancé that you do want your child around toxicity and if they cannot treat the mother of his son with civility and respect then they cannot have access to your son. They sound like they would cause your son a lot of emotional trauma indirectly and directly by mistreating you. Babies pick up on mothers emotions and I’m sure you don’t want to be feeling anything negative especially in the first couple of months when you are meant to be bonding with your baby….. People like them sadly are unconscious and most likely will not change. Protect your physical and emotional well being that will safeguard your baby. 🫶🏼
I have a doula coming in to be my advocate and I will let anyone know drs and nurses who isn’t allowed in and I won’t allow it. I will give names and descriptions. I’m not allowing my MIL or any in-laws in. I don’t care. This is my birth. This is my baby. My husband and I aren’t even going to tell people we are in labor.
Age of you as a mother doesn’t matter. A MIL & a SIL is a family member who should be respectful to the mom carrying their “grandchild” or “niece/nephew”. Respect isn’t given. It’s earned regardless of age. My parents are personally not in my lives due to actions they chose to go on with. My MIL is also not in my life because she thinks she can disrespect me, and invite herself to stay at my house when she pleases after I have our newborn in 8 days. When in reality the healing process of birth is supposed to be about the mother. We have the right to make decisions and calls we want or don’t want. If you’re happy & not around her REMAIN happy. Don’t attend if you don’t personally want to. Husband can due to it being his family but a huge rule in our house is “kids & I will not be spoken about to certain people.” & my husband knows that and has never disrespected it.
First thing you need to do is let your nurses know who you do and do not want in the room. That way if you are out of it (medication/pain/etc) your mil and sil can't try to sneak in by guilt tripping your partner. Your nurses are there to advocate for you and they will respect your wishes over the fathers wants. Second, I'm sorry you have to deal with this. You are 100% correct that if they can't be respectful for you and treat you well then they have no right to baby.