When a childless couple offered to babysit their 7-month-old nephew, the parents were grateful—until they saw the high-end setup.

While the parents use a cheap high chair, the SIL bought one that costs $1,000, claiming it fit her kitchen’s aesthetic.

Now, the baby’s mom is furious, calling her SIL out for the upgrade.

Check it out.

AITAH for calling my SIL AH for buying a more expensive baby highchair for when she babysit my baby?

My husband and I (m35, f31) had our baby 7 months ago and now I have to go back to work soon.

On the days both my husband and I have the I evening shift or same weekend shift, my husband’s brother and his wife (m40, f42) offered to babysit.

They are childfree and work 9-5 and no weekends.

Sounds like a good deal.

Yesterday I was visiting and she showed me how she prepared their apartment with safety things and she also had purchased a baby chair.

A thousand dollar baby high chair.

I was appalled because the one I have is a 30 dollar one.

I told her that she was the ah for having a more expensive chair for MY child at her place when I have a 30 dollar chair.

Will baby know the difference? Only time will tell…or not.

She just shrugged and said that she was thinking about the rest of her interior and wanted a beautiful piece because it will be in the kitchen for a long period of time.

I was furious and left but my husband wants me to apologize for being rude?

How am I the rude one here when she obviously overtopped us with our OWN child?

Guess someone’s taking “the best for baby” a little too far.

Or does it really matter?

Reddit thinks she is wayyy out of line.

This person has the burn of a century.

This person spells out it beautifully.

This person thinks it’s a jealousy issue.

Sounds like the baby’s not the only one struggling to take a seat.

This woman needs to get a grip.

If you thought that was an interesting story, check out what happened when a family gave their in-laws a free place to stay in exchange for babysitting, but things changed when they don’t hold up their end of the bargain.