Justin Guerra+FollowDoes "delivery to the door" just not apply if there are stairs involved now?I usually order about four cases of water at a time since it lasts me a few weeks and I have never really had an issue until recently. I just had a baby a couple of days ago so I am stuck at home, and literally cannot carry heavy things right now. My shopper Jonny messaged me saying the order was too heavy and he wanted me to come down to get it or he was just going to leave it on the stairs.. I understand that multiple cases of water and soda are heavy but that is exactly why I paid for a delivery service in the first place! I always tip well after the job is actually done. But now it feels like some drivers expect a huge tip upfront before they even decide if they want to do their job properly. It is so frustrating because if you are physically unable to complete a delivery you should probably just pass the order to someone else instead of lecturing the customer. #DeliveryFails #Instacart #NewMomLife #GroceryDelivery #BadServiceStories 00Share
Edward Parrish+FollowThis Nurse’s Sleep Hack for New Moms Is GeniusWhy does no one warn you that the hospital is the worst place to sleep after giving birth? A labor & delivery nurse says the secret is simple: ask for a “Do Not Disturb” sign and have your nurse bundle all your checkups into one window. Turns out, you can totally ask for this—and nurses are usually all for it! Sleep is everything when you’re a new mom, so don’t be shy about asking for what you need. #Health #BodyHealth #newmomlife01Share
johnsonjonathan+FollowMother-in-Law Drama After Baby ArrivesImagine just having a baby and your MIL decides she’s moving in for TWO months—without asking! This new mom tried to set a boundary (and even offered a nearby alternative), but her husband sided with his mom and now wants her to apologize. The internet is totally Team New Mom, saying her compromise was more than fair. Would you stand your ground or cave to family pressure? This is peak in-law chaos! #Relationships #MotherInLawDrama #NewMomLife62Share
Judith Dickson+FollowIn-Laws Mock New Mom’s Parents—Ouch!Imagine just having a baby, leaning on your parents for two months, and then your in-laws roll up and start laughing at your parents for getting emotional at goodbye. That’s what happened to one new mom, and to make it worse, her husband totally took his parents’ side! People are calling out the husband for being dismissive and not supportive. Would you be furious if your partner did this? Because SAME. #Relationships #FamilyDrama #NewMomLife30Share
Holly Gonzalez+FollowFamily Drama Over Postpartum BoundariesThis new mom just had a baby (plus has two toddlers!) and her family expected her to show up to a big BBQ two weeks postpartum—without even asking first. When she said no, her dad got mad and told her to "make an effort." She tried to explain (even used ChatGPT to help), but her family iced her out for weeks. Is it just me, or are her boundaries totally reasonable? The internet seems to agree! #Relationships #FamilyDrama #NewMomLife33Share
Joshua Freeman+FollowWhen family boundaries get tested at the hospitalImagine finally meeting your newborn, only to have your mother-in-law show up at the hospital uninvited—despite being told to wait. That’s what happened to one new mom, who was left overwhelmed when her MIL tried to sneak into pre-op, waited for hours, and caused a scene when denied entry. The hospital staff had to step in, and the new parents stood their ground. This sparked a flood of messages and family drama, all because boundaries weren’t respected. How would you handle a situation like this? Where do you draw the line between excitement and overstepping? #Relationships #FamilyBoundaries #NewMomLife70Share
