How do I deal with a person who is organizing my daughter's shower without my knowledge or input? Her partner's mother is very controlling.

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Speak honestly with her partner's mother and tell her that you also wanted to have an important role in your daughter's baby shower because she is important to you. It's important to be honest and authentic about your feelings and needs, this is the only way to get them met. You can also think about things from your daughter's perspective. In the end, it won't matter to her who did what, as long as you are all there loving her, supporting her, and cheering her on. That's what the shower is really about anyways, right?

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