Pregnant Mom Asks The Internet If She Should Let Her 'Cheating Husband' Into The Delivery Room

Not only are you vulnerable, but it's special and meaningful — so moms don't want just anyone in the room with them.

Women want their husbands or wives next to them through the birthing experience. In some cases, moms will also hire a doula for additional support.

Cheating hurts anyone in any relationship, but when you're pregnant and expecting, it hurts 10 times worse.

The mom asked people online through the website Mamas Uncut about what she should do.

The father, who cheated after she got pregnant, "denies the child is even his own and has been extremely rude to her," the mom said in her post.

The expecting mom wrote:

"My husband cheated on me since I got pregnant, so we are not together anymore. He’s been dating different types of girls. We have not had contact with each other."

"I’m due tomorrow and he wants to go in with me to the surgery room cause I’m scheduled for a C-Section. However, he has a crazy girlfriend and I really don’t want to deal with his problems at the hospital, but then again he’s the father of my baby," the mom wrote.

It all comes down to how much this mom wants her husband to be in the baby's life. Some couples still choose to co-parent after a fallout like this, while other moms opt for full custody.

"Should I let him in with me or should I definitely not let him at all? This entire time he’s been treating me bad."

"He has done some verbal abuse and he has denied that this kid is his just cause he’s dating a married girl and he thinks everyone is like her! That’s why I’m a little confused,” she said.

Many people pointed out that this day is special and the mom should only invite people who, "love her and support her."

The birthing process, especially a C-section, can be a lot to handle. The mom can always call him once the baby is born and she has rested.

"Okay so if he’s been bad the entire 9 months why even have doubts about wanting him there? Your baby is going to be born you need positive people there with you, don’t let him be there," they said.

The vast majority of respondents felt that the husband shouldn't be let into the delivery room if that was the mom's choice.

“He knows it’s a scheduled c-section, I wouldn’t remind him. If he shows up then he’s concerned. If he doesn’t then you know he’s not serious,” said one user in their response.

If he cheated, he's out of the picture. But, that's just me! What do you think — would you let your cheating husband in the delivery room?