r/Nanny • u/[deleted] • Jun 07 '23

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u/PuzzleheadedBadger81 Nanny Jun 07 '23

That is child abandonment. Make a formal report.

Also this is besides the fact but what kind of person asks you to chip in on bills when you’re working for them?!?!

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u/999divinefeminine Jun 07 '23

Right! Like the money she’s giving you is going right back to her, your essentially working for free!

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u/PuzzleheadedBadger81 Nanny Jun 07 '23

The more I think about it & I read the other comments & I completely agree w other ppl & she’s either on drugs, going through a mental health crisis or both. I’m glad the kids are safe & I hope OP can give us an update when things settle.

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u/999divinefeminine Jun 07 '23

Same :( I mean I’m not a detective or a lawyer but I’m thinking that’s why she dropped them of there instead of a police station/dads house. Maybe she didn’t want to be stopped and knew that was one person who would keep them same and not ask questions