My mother-in-law doesn't care that my child is just full moon. What should I do?

I am deeply touched by this question, because this is my personal experience. When the baby was born, it was full moon, and my mother-in-law didn't care. In fact, my mother-in-law didn't care much about me all month. At that time, because my husband and I were not particularly stable at work, I had to choose to go back to my hometown to have children. But this month, my mother-in-law didn't wait on me on the grounds of earning money. My mother waited on me in the first half of the month, and my father-in-law cooked for me in the second half.

Remembering the experience at that time was simply a snot and a tear. I didn't care much about my mother-in-law during the month, and I didn't care much about me after the month. My mother-in-law gave me the reason that she wanted to earn money to buy a house for her brother-in-law, so she ignored me. My mother-in-law said that she would accompany me at night, but she was indifferent to the child's crying all night. What's more, I once caught a bad cold and had no strength at all. Children cry when they are uncomfortable at night. I stood up and picked up the child. My mother-in-law gave me a look and turned to sleep.

I remember crying with my baby in my arms that night, and my heart was dying. So when the child was three months old, I asked my husband to take me home. Although we didn't have much money at that time, I think everything will be fine as long as two people live well. In this way, I took my children to kindergarten until I started working again.

It is this experience that made me understand that my mother-in-law is not her own mother after all, and at any time they will think that our daughter-in-law is not their child. For so many years, although I have bought whatever I should, I have given money when I should, and I will also buy gifts on holidays or my mother-in-law's birthday. I will never fall behind in filial piety. Because I know that I am a mistress, I still have to do it, or I have to be filial to the elderly.

But my mother-in-law's attitude towards me will never be forgotten in my life. Life is our own. Only when we are strong, no one will look down on us, including our families.