FAMILY & PARENTING

One user asked, "Especially when he's trying to leave the next day, that was being a very supportive coparent and loving dad. Why is that not enough for you?"

"You deserve some time to yourself, and your husband should have been able to handle putting a 7-month-old baby to bed," one commenter wrote.

"Don't ever sell yourself short," the father told the babysitter. "You don't need to be stressed out all night for the price of one movie ticket."

"No good deed goes unpunished..." Fellow parents were angry that the woman had not offered to pay for the trip sooner, despite having to use her "rainy day" fund to cover the shortfall.

Mumsnet users described the father's preferred name choice as "awful" and "not fair on the child."

She made the claims after being caught in the act with a coworker, telling her husband his "neglect" drove her to it.

One woman has gone to Mumsnet asking for advice in dealing with her problematic in-laws.

"I'd honestly just stop bothering with her," said one commenter: "That's probably the only way she will see how much it's impacting you."

"Everyone sucks here," many commenters assured.

"He called me selfish because I know how his health will impact his time with her and he doesn't want her to think he's neglecting her," she wrote.

A couple in England say they have had to resuscitate their young daughter's "limp and lifeless body" more than 100 times due to a rare condition called Dravet syndrome.

"You literally made me laugh out loud," a Redditor said. "Kudos on having a line ready or thinking fast on your feet."