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*AITA for telling my husband's family they aren't allowed around my newborn anymore?*

I (30f) have a 6 week old baby and just told my husband's entire family that they are not allowed around her at all until she's 6-12 months. I made this decision without my husband and I don't feel I'm wrong at all and I refuse to back peddle from my decision regardless of how it makes him feel. Long story short, both my MIL and my SIL came to see the baby last week and a few days following this, the baby is sick. Super congested, fussy, puking, etc. I bring her to her doctors, she's fine but has the upper respiratory infection. Doctors tell me to continue to breast feed on demand and they gave her an RSV vaccination. Well, my husband called his mom when we were leaving the doctor's and he had her on speaker because his phone is busted and only works that way. He gives her the run down on what's going on with the baby and that's when she basically tells us that not only was she exposed to the flu by one of her clients but apparently SILs husband had COVID the week prior to her coming to see the baby. Neither of them told us this when making the decision to come meet our daughter. In fact, I specifically asked them if either of them were sick/around anyone who was and they said no. So they lied to me about it and continued their facade while at my home because my husband's other sister called while MIL and SIL were at my home and I told her she couldn't come over because her daughter had the flu and I wasn't chancing it. MIL and SIL heard me say this on the phone and still made out like they hadnt been exposed to anything. Needless to say I confronted them both via phone and I was met with a "you need to build babies immune system, blah blah, it's not a big deal, she will be fine" etc etc. So I told them that neither of them were welcome here or around my daughter until she was 6-12 months old, if then, because they are selfish as fuck. My husband is absolutely pissed right now. He says I'm going to isolate him and make him depressed (he has a history of depression) and that he needs his family (big family man) and that I'm selfish to do this to him right before their big family holiday celebrations (thanksgiving and Christmas). I basically told him I didn't care. Our daughter not becoming sick is my top priority and his family doesn't give a fuck about that so they aren't going to be around her. My friends also say I'm wrong because this should be my husband's decision too. submitted by /u/Unusual_Stomach_5574 to r/AITAH [link] [comments]
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AITA for telling my husband's family they aren't allowed around my newborn anymore?

I (30f) have a 6 week old baby and just told my husband's entire family that they are not allowed around her at all until she's 6-12 months. I made this decision without my husband and I don't feel I'm wrong at all and I refuse to back peddle from my decision regardless of how it makes him feel. Long story short, both my MIL and my SIL came to see the baby last week and a few days following this, the baby is sick. Super congested, fussy, puking, etc. I bring her to her doctors, she's fine but has the upper respiratory infection. Doctors tell me to continue to breast feed on demand and they gave her an RSV vaccination. Well, my husband called his mom when we were leaving the doctor's and he had her on speaker because his phone is busted and only works that way. He gives her the run down on what's going on with the baby and that's when she basically tells us that not only was she exposed to the flu by one of her clients but apparently SILs husband had COVID the week prior to her coming to see the baby. Neither of them told us this when making the decision to come meet our daughter. In fact, I specifically asked them if either of them were sick/around anyone who was and they said no. So they lied to me about it and continued their facade while at my home because my husband's other sister called while MIL and SIL were at my home and I told her she couldn't come over because her daughter had the flu and I wasn't chancing it. MIL and SIL heard me say this on the phone and still made out like they hadnt been exposed to anything. Needless to say I confronted them both via phone and I was met with a "you need to build babies immune system, blah blah, it's not a big deal, she will be fine" etc etc. So I told them that neither of them were welcome here or around my daughter until she was 6-12 months old, if then, because they are selfish as fuck. My husband is absolutely pissed right now. He says I'm going to isolate him and make him depressed (he has a history of depression) and that he needs his family (big family man) and that I'm selfish to do this to him right before their big family holiday celebrations (thanksgiving and Christmas). I basically told him I didn't care. Our daughter not becoming sick is my top priority and his family doesn't give a fuck about that so they aren't going to be around her. My friends also say I'm wrong because this should be my husband's decision too. submitted by /u/UnusualStomach5574 to r/AITAH link comments
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*Amazon's bestselling satin pillowcases with 216,000+ perfect ratings are flying off the site while $3 apiece*

TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Beauty brands often try to convince us that spending a significant amount on lotions and serums is the way to see real results. And while that might be true sometimes, we found a special pillowcase that can provide similar benefits for a fraction of the price. Amazon’s Bedsure Satin Pillowcase is proof that improving your skin and hair health doesn’t always have to burn a hole in your wallet. These silky soft pillowcases come in a two-pack that’s currently on sale for just $6, a massive 52% off Beloved by shoppers for their ability to help with “reducing morning frizz and wrinkles,” the pillowcase has sold over 20,000 times in the past month and has become the no.1 bestseller in Amazon’s bed pillowcases category. Bedsure Satin Pillowcase Set, $6 (was $12) at Amazon Amazon If you’re searching for bedding that truly helps you get some beauty sleep, these satin pillowcases can offer your skin and hair an array of benefits. According to the Sleep Foundation, the satin fabric’s smooth, silky texture allows your head to move more easily as you sleep, which reduces friction and therefore decreases the chances of wrinkles, frizz, and hair breakage. Satin is also less absorbent than other fabrics such as cotton or polyester, which keeps the skin more hydrated and reduces the likelihood of acne. Washing your pillowcases often is another way to enhance the potential benefits, and reviewers say these “wash up nicely” with “no signs of wear or tear” even after being washed every three days. The brand suggests turning them inside out and washing them inside a mesh laundry bag using a mild detergent. Amazon shoppers have given the pillowcases over 216,000 five-star ratings, showering them with compliments. One shopper was impressed with the “luxurious feel” of the fabric and said it’s “incredibly soft and smooth to the touch.” Although they were skeptical about satin pillowcases being able to help with hair frizz and sensitive skin, after just a few weeks of using them, they are now “a firm believer.” “I bought these because I had heard that Satin pillowcases were good for skin and hair texture, and I have to say that after using [them] for a month or so I have definitely noticed a significant improvement,” another reviewer wrote. “No more line creases on my face in the morning and my hair is so much smoother and shinier!” The Bedsure Satin Pillowcases come in a wide color selection—37 to be exact—and several different sizes, including queen, standard, king, and body for an added cost. One Amazon shopper noted that they come in a “gift box type envelope,” making them a great gift for friends and family members on special occasions. With all of the benefits these pillowcases bring and the fact that they’re on sale for only $6, these are definitely worth adding to your cart ASAP.
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Amazon's bestselling satin pillowcases with 216,000+ perfect ratings are flying off the site while $3 apiece

TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Beauty brands often try to convince us that spending a significant amount on lotions and serums is the way to see real results. And while that might be true sometimes, we found a special pillowcase that can provide similar benefits for a fraction of the price. Amazon’s Bedsure Satin Pillowcase is proof that improving your skin and hair health doesn’t always have to burn a hole in your wallet. These silky soft pillowcases come in a two-pack that’s currently on sale for just $6, a massive 52% off Beloved by shoppers for their ability to help with “reducing morning frizz and wrinkles,” the pillowcase has sold over 20,000 times in the past month and has become the no.1 bestseller in Amazon’s bed pillowcases category. Bedsure Satin Pillowcase Set, $6 (was $12) at Amazon Amazon If you’re searching for bedding that truly helps you get some beauty sleep, these satin pillowcases can offer your skin and hair an array of benefits. According to the Sleep Foundation, the satin fabric’s smooth, silky texture allows your head to move more easily as you sleep, which reduces friction and therefore decreases the chances of wrinkles, frizz, and hair breakage. Satin is also less absorbent than other fabrics such as cotton or polyester, which keeps the skin more hydrated and reduces the likelihood of acne. Washing your pillowcases often is another way to enhance the potential benefits, and reviewers say these “wash up nicely” with “no signs of wear or tear” even after being washed every three days. The brand suggests turning them inside out and washing them inside a mesh laundry bag using a mild detergent. Amazon shoppers have given the pillowcases over 216,000 five-star ratings, showering them with compliments. One shopper was impressed with the “luxurious feel” of the fabric and said it’s “incredibly soft and smooth to the touch.” Although they were skeptical about satin pillowcases being able to help with hair frizz and sensitive skin, after just a few weeks of using them, they are now “a firm believer.” “I bought these because I had heard that Satin pillowcases were good for skin and hair texture, and I have to say that after using them for a month or so I have definitely noticed a significant improvement,” another reviewer wrote. “No more line creases on my face in the morning and my hair is so much smoother and shinier!” The Bedsure Satin Pillowcases come in a wide color selection—37 to be exact—and several different sizes, including queen, standard, king, and body for an added cost. One Amazon shopper noted that they come in a “gift box type envelope,” making them a great gift for friends and family members on special occasions. With all of the benefits these pillowcases bring and the fact that they’re on sale for only $6, these are definitely worth adding to your cart ASAP.
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