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Yep, 100%. She's got that level of control before they're even married?!? Ohh, man, I feel bad for that dude.

That's a scary testament to how pvssy whipped your brother is. Not a good sign for the long haul.

I don't get why there's so much pressure for you to be at the hospital anyways. It's not your kid, it's not your grandkid, it's your sister's kid. The hospital time itself is pretty much miserable for everyone involved. It's not until the new parents and the newborn get home that anyone can...

100%. That's exactly what it will be. In addition, if he cancels, the odds are high as sh-t that he'll spend all of 8/24 weekend doing absolutely nothing as the baby won't be delivered until well after that.

Ahhh, roger. Sorry, I didn't appreciate that. If mom is the only option, that changes my analysis. Your mom needs to be there when the baby is born, IMO. Having said that, the doctors should have a pretty good idea as to whether "might come early" means might be born on 9/13 or 9/12 instead...

I'd also add, having been through the delivery of a baby twice, that even though it's a nice gesture that family wants to be at the hospital during the delivery, it is such a chaotic and exhausting 24-72 hours that too many people at the hospital actually ends up becoming a negative, not a...

Pretty easy, IMO. Your mom stays behind and you find a new driver and go. First of all, the odds of a baby who is due on 9/14 being born around 8/24 are quite low. Even if that were to happen, it's not the end of the world if you aren't there the moment your brother's baby pops out. It's not...