The second child gave birth to a baby girl. In the hospital, my mother-in-law boasted that everyone finally had a granddaughter, but she was reluctant to buy things for her children. Milk powder, diapers, wet wipes, small towels, baby shampoo, bath towels and wrapped toilet paper were all bought by her sister-in-law. The point is that my husband had an accident for half a year and his legs were inconvenient. In the winter of 20 17, I had two heavy snows. I thought I would buy it at the nursery near the hospital when I was going to have a baby. After I got pregnant, no one took care of me, so I had to do my best. At that time, my son went to junior high school, cooking and washing for his son and husband, and doing housework. There are still 13 days before the due date. My brother has a stomachache and drives me to the hospital at night. My brother and sister help me.

After registering, accompanying me for examination, and going through the hospitalization formalities, my mother-in-law sat in an armchair hanging infusion bottles in the hospital. The morning after I was hospitalized, Grandpa T asked me what else I needed. I said I didn't buy milk powder and diapers. My father-in-law went out to the nursery because it was too expensive. When I got to the hospital, I also said that I had played ball. Hundreds of thousands of in-laws are reluctant to buy more than 300 milk powder and diapers for my granddaughter. My mother-in-law didn't take care of the children for six days before and after confinement. She has just cooked three meals. I prepared all the ingredients years ago, and I was scolded at night. I was so angry that I just let her go. During confinement, I cook by myself and take care of the baby. My aunt and aunt bought me a lot of eggs, meat, vegetables, crucian carp, pig's trotters, peanut milk, breakfast cakes and thanks to my relatives. I'll pretend I don't have in-laws in the future,