Thank you Panda39
Husband did a few hours ago. He did anonymously but did tell them he was her dad. If he had not have done it I definitely would have. I had actually left to and was parked in a Walmart parking lot to do it when he called to say he did.
I'm so relieved you called kudos to you and your dh
I think this will be good for the 11 month old but may also help the whole family if the right people get involved. Sometimes a "crisis" as hard as they are can be a good thing... .a catalyst to get some help or to change.
My conjecture is that she thinks she can get away with it bec it is a baby. The older two are in school and can talk.
Not only can they talk but if they have suspicious marks their teachers are required to report it.
She has them VERY unnaturally attached to her. Especially the baby(she talks to it like a peer, hardly ever puts it down, almost incessant kissing etc).
It's just very uncanny to watch.
This sounds like enmeshment to me here is a link for more on the subject
https://bpdfamily.com/content/was-part-your-childhood-deprived-emotional-incestI'm on these boards because my SO (significant other) has a uBPDxw (undiagnosed BPD ex-wife) and she had similar behaviors towards her daughters she was either smothering, needy, or neglectful.
I'm almost stupefied that this is part of my world right now.
You are not alone. I felt the very same way when I first met my honey (we did not know about BPD in the beginning). At first I didn't fully understand what he was describing to me, then I thought "why would she do this or that?" Then there was anger because of the pain she subjected my SO and his daughters too. Understanding BPD and finding this site helped so much. I know right now you are "stamping out fires" so to speak but hopefully when you have time you'll wonder around the site here and do some reading or hit the library or the bookstore I found learning as much as I could about BPD was very helpful.
Please note the box to the right---> each topic is a link to more information.
Hang in there I know this is hard and if you're like me this is very outside anything you have ever dealt with before. Just do your best to support your husband be that teammate he needs and both of you take care of each other and yourselves.
Keep us posted on how things are going and feel free to ask any questions that come up the members here are great for ideas, information and suggestions.
Take Care
Panda39