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Input: I'd like to say first of all that I do get along with my MIL most of the time when we disagree on something we can always talk it out.

Except this one.

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I have a daughter and she is 20 months old ever since I got pregnant my MIL wanted to buy her baby perfume.

She loves perfume herself and even bought a few for me.

I myself have been raised in a household with little to no perfume because my mother and one of my sisters suffer from very strong asthma. Any chemicals that has a sent, cigarette smells, flowers can create a bad reaction.

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My MIL is aware of that fact because I had to tell her not to put on perfume when she met my mother for the first time (she did listen to me then).

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When my MIL brought the subject of buying a perfume for my (then) unborn daughter I gently told her I didn't want my daughter to have any perfume before being much older.

I was afraid that because of my family's medical history she could also badly react to perfume and I didn't want to take the risk.

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My MIL told me that she understood and that she would only buy quality perfume.

I tied explaining to her that the quality didn't change the risk factor but she didn't really seem to listen.

I talked it over with my BF who told his mother a little bit harsher not to buy perfume for our daughter.

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We didn't talk about it again so I thought it was settled.

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Fast forward to this weekend, we were spending the weekend at my MIL and FIL's house just like we do once a month and  I had my daughter on my lap.

I had given her a bath the night before with my MIL's baby products that she buys so that we don't have to bring everything over when we come. I smelled my daughter's hair and I thought to myself to check the baby shampoo because I thought the smell was really strong.

My MIL sees me and the conversation went like this:

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MIL: don't you think D smells good?

Me: Yeah I just thing the shampoo smell is really strong did you buy a different one ?

MIL: no its no the shampoo ! When I went to the mall one of the saleswoman gave me a sample of a baby perfume when I showed her a picture of D ! (We don't allow anyone to put pictures of our daughter on social media and my MIL shows pictures of my baby to anyone but since she doesn't share them we don't stop her).

Me: NO NO NO NO NO ! YOU PUT PERFUME ON MY D ????! I TOLD YOU I WAS AGAINST IT !

MIL: oh I forgot !

I was soooooo mad I told my BF so he could yell at her some more and I made her throw away the sample (I watched her do it too).

My MIL is mad at me for reacting like this and think I overreacted, AITA?

Sorry it was so long but I wanted to give you all the details.

not allowing my MIL to buy perfume for my daughter