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I think divorce should be the last resort. I also think you're on to something, the communication between the 2 of you as a couple is seriously damaged. Find some time to talk to each other without your baby and without your mother in law to figure out the root of your problem - are you both tired from juggling work and parenting, - is there a problem with HOW the 2 of you are talking to each other, are you both angry at each other all the time, why? If you feel that your mother in law might be adding to the tension, try to communicate with him so that he understands that HE has to be the one to set the boundaries with her

i think you should speak to your hubby directly instead of blaming him. as individuals, we don't always have similar views, especially when it comes to parenting. if you can, sit down with him and plan about things. share responsibilities based on what is comfortable for both of you. similarly, plan the finances with him as well. at the end of the day, try and make time for him so that you both feel connected to each other and want to make it work.

Good communication is always key, have you ever voiced out these concerns to your hubby? Be honest, after all, if he does not know what you are going through and feeling, he won't know how and what to fix :)

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