A woman is livid with her in-laws after they called her unreasonable for not wanting her toddler to sleep in a separate building while on holiday.
The family are all going away together and they have booked a large apartment complex for everyone. There is an unfenced pool and a large villa for everybody to stay in.
The plan was to get those with younger kids, under three-years-old, to sleep in a separate part of the villa each night so that any chaos they might cause would not wake up everyone else.
But one mum was called unreasonable for her proposed tweaks to the plan.
Airing her frustrations on Mumsnet, the mum, who remained anonymous, wrote: "Accommodation is a large villa with additional connected apartments, but with separate entrances. There's also a pool which is unfenced.
"Current proposal is that those with young kids take the apartments, thus ring fencing the kerfuffle at 6:30am when they all wake up, and letting those in the main house get a bit of a holiday lie in."
But when the mum suggested that either her or her husband would be going to bed with their two-year-old daughter each night, issues started to arise.
"I have said, ok, makes sense but obviously either husband or I will effectively go to bed with my daughter each night because I don't want to leave her by herself in a different building (separate entrances) with potential hazards around (unfenced pool, one apartment is up stone steps with a balcony, what if the air con catches fire)," she said.
"According to the in-laws, I'm being totally unreasonable. Nothing will happen to her, just lock all of the doors so she can't get out, it's no different to her being asleep upstairs in the house, I'm creating a rod for my own back, just whack on a baby monitor, blah blah blah."
In response, many supported the mum and said she is right to have these concerns as there could be potential hazards around the villa.
One person wrote: "You should do what you feel comfortable with, you're the parents."
While another stated: "I agree and there's not a hope I'd leave her. "
A third penned: "Agree I wouldn't leave her either."
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