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My MIL (though she doesn't know she's my mil yet lol, we went and got married yesterday and haven't mentioned it
) emailed me today asking if she could have dd for the weekend. I'm not ok w/ 2 nights but in about 7 weeks me and dh are "getting married" and we will be gone for 6 nights on a honeymoon. MIL and my mom are splitting those 6 nights between them.
DD sees my mother all the time because we live 15 mins from each other but MIL is 2.5 hours away. MIL wants a this weekend for a test run. The only real reservation I have w/ them having her is my selfishness in wanting to have her. I don't worry for he safety and I know they will abide by "my rules" (little to no sugar, organic milk, etc).
DD adores all her GP and I really don't think she'll miss me that much to be honest, particularly for one night. Honestly when we come to visit mil/fil they really focus on her and cater to her every need. I couldn't ask for better GPs.
So I guess what I'm asking is do you think one night there will actually be beneficial for when we have to go on the honeymoon? Am I being selfish?
I wouldn't mind taking dd on the honeymoon but dh put his foot down and wants "us" time since we''ve never really had baby free time.

DD sees my mother all the time because we live 15 mins from each other but MIL is 2.5 hours away. MIL wants a this weekend for a test run. The only real reservation I have w/ them having her is my selfishness in wanting to have her. I don't worry for he safety and I know they will abide by "my rules" (little to no sugar, organic milk, etc).
DD adores all her GP and I really don't think she'll miss me that much to be honest, particularly for one night. Honestly when we come to visit mil/fil they really focus on her and cater to her every need. I couldn't ask for better GPs.
So I guess what I'm asking is do you think one night there will actually be beneficial for when we have to go on the honeymoon? Am I being selfish?
I wouldn't mind taking dd on the honeymoon but dh put his foot down and wants "us" time since we''ve never really had baby free time.