'And I would NEVER lock my cats outside': Audacious mom attempts to force the company Christmas party host into making drastic changes, gets put in her place

Childless adults get a pretty bad rep amongst people who have children, especially in the workplace. Perhaps we're just not ready to have grubby fingerprints on every surface of our home and Cocomelon playing on loop, but for some reason, Stephanie in accounting seems keen on weighing in on our lifestyle choices. Thanks for the unsolicited advice, but us childless adults have our fur-babies, so we're pretty content in the 'caregiver' department.

Even if you like kids outside of work, nobody wants to have their coworker's children forced on them– it's just weird! (And yes, this is a PSA to that one coworker who won't stop showing you pictures of their kids and won't catch the hint that you don't care) But when it comes to dodging kiddos in the workplace, you'd think you'd be totally safe at a company-sanctioned event, right? WRONG.

For u/LegElectrical9214, the last thing they wanted in their house was a gregarious group of small children, so after they offered up their home to host the company Christmas party, they made it crystal clear that their one stipulation was that the party was to remain childfree. However, one of their insufferable coworkers, a woman who had just returned from maternity leave, tried to force her kiddos through their gracious host's front door, kicking their poor cats to the curb! Scroll onward for this entire audacious story which is originally from a popular Reddit community.

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