Putting baby to bed - husband

I every night put my baby to bed whether she’s kicking off or not…. Am I wrong for saying to him to be quiet after I put her to sleep and actually listen to me I am uptight about it but I’m the one that has to go and sort her out not him… I explained to him that if you get the full 8 hours sleep and not wake up with her and I’m always the one then yes you should be the quietest person ever when she’s been put to sleep….. he’s wanting his mate round to have a shower and I said I don’t want him to have one as he’ll wake up the baby and I’m the one that’s got to sort her out….
He told me I’m being too much and always do this but I value the time I have once she’s been put to down for bed…….. I’m fed up with feeling like I’m bloody crazy…. For saying be quiet and to tiptoe around… but it’s true one slight noise and she’s up!!!!!!

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Ur not being too much it's only fair that he be quiet and not to wake the baby, I'm sure when she's awake he won't put her back to bed so he should listen

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