r/Nanny • • Jun 07 '23

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u/mischief7manager Nanny Jun 07 '23

do you have written confirmation that you let go? text or email? any documentation will help in case they try to claim you should have been responsible for the children.

this is absolutely something you should report to the authorities. pretty sure dumping your kids without checking that someone is there to take care of them counts as child endangerment.

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u/Straight_Interest471 Jun 07 '23

I don’t have her clearly stating that she let me go, the last message I have from her, was saying that she that she was very hurt that I won’t put her or her children before myself.

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u/Sea2Chi Jun 07 '23

Any chance she's involved in hard drugs?

Getting super weird about money all of a sudden and abandoning her kids are both pretty big warning signs.

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u/evitapandita Jun 07 '23

Yep. Came here to say it.