Babysitting can be a tough job, especially when you’re not feeling well. But what happens when the person you’re working for doesn’t seem to care about your well-being? One babysitter faced this exact dilemma and decided to take a stand. Let’s dive into the story and see if you think they made the right choice.
The Babysitting Schedule
A Rough Day
Feeling Sick
Asking for Help
Desperate Measures
Leaving the House ♀️
Confrontation
Her Response
Taking a Stand ✊
The Other Babysitter’s Schedule ️
The Woman’s Plea
Feeling Guilty
A Previous Incident
Important Context ️♀️
Babysitting Origins
Summary: Babysitter vs. Unreasonable Demands
So, our brave babysitter was feeling extremely sick and asked the woman they worked for to come home. Instead of showing concern, the woman insisted they hold on until the end of the day. Unable to continue, the babysitter called a friend to cover and left. The woman later confronted them, claiming they didn’t sound sick and could’ve waited. Our babysitter decided they’d had enough and quit. Now, the woman is begging them to return, but they’re not sure if they should. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this sticky situation…
Stand up for yourself and run away from that situation
Babysitter quits over unreasonable demands. Commenter calls out entitled employer.
Babysitter quits over unreasonable demands . Commenter says NTA and calls out entitlement
Babysitter quits after unfair treatment by employer. NTA
Stand up for yourself! You deserve respect as a babysitter.
Being sick is natural. Employer should be considerate. #NTA
Sick babysitter quits, offers reasonable solution for future jobs
NTA defends babysitter’s decision to quit over unreasonable demands
Babysitter disrespects and makes unreasonable demands, quit and move on
Babysitter’s unreasonable demands lead to justified quitting. NTA wins.
NTA stands up to unreasonable demands
Babysitter quits after being treated like a disposable employee
Babysitter stands up for herself and might get a raise
Babysitter quits over unreasonable demands, comment suggests treating sitters better
Babysitter quits after unreasonable demands, commenter calls out selfish mom
Babysitters aren’t slaves. NTA for quitting unreasonable demands.
Babysitter quits over unreasonable demands, commenter says NTA and advises to stand up for oneself.
Babysitting job not worth the effort. NTA
Babysitter quits over unreasonable demands. Commenter supports and empathizes.
Setting boundaries with entitled parents
Babysitter not at fault, but payment and expectations unclear
Toxic work environment? NTA, time to quit!
Empathetic comment supports babysitter’s decision to quit.
Setting boundaries with unreasonable employers. NTA
Sick babysitter nightmare. NTA, don’t work for her again.
Babysitter quits over unreasonable demands. NTA, bad employer, bad mother
Stand up for yourself! You don’t owe them anything.
Parents need to respect babysitters’ time and boundaries
Supportive comment with no replies.
Babysitter quits over unreasonable demands and gets NTA support
Babysitter called NTA for quitting due to unreasonable demands
Standing up for yourself and the kids
Babysitter quits over unreasonable demands. NTA. Not your problem.
Babysitter quits after unreasonable demands. Comment suggests politely declining future work.
Employee mistreated after Covid booster, NTA for quitting.
Babysitter quits due to illness, praised for responsible decision-making
Stand up for your health and boundaries
Concerned commenter advises reporting unreasonable babysitter employer. NTA
Fired for a flat tire? NTA, fire the unreasonable sitter!
Babysitter demands higher pay, tells entitled parent off
Babysitter quits over demands. Commenter defends right to personal time.
Quitting a sick babysitter is a**hole move. NTA.
Babysitter quits after parent disregards her health
Babysitting nightmare: NTA babysitter quits over unreasonable demands
Stand up for yourself! You’re not her doormat. NTA
Babysitter quits after unreasonable demands. NTA for standing up.
Babysitter quits over unreasonable demands, gets justified support
Babysitter quits, but commenter says NTA and offers advice.
Sick babysitter’s actions questioned by commenter, deemed NTA
Parenting and career balance is tough. NTA for quitting.
Babysitter quits over unreasonable demands. Trust issues with employer.
Babysitter quits over illness, comment defends decision and offers advice.
Babysitter quits after unreasonable demands. NTA for leaving early.
Standing up for yourself as a babysitter
Stand up for yourself! You’re valuable!
Setting boundaries and standing up for yourself, NTA wins
Stand up for yourself, don’t be a doormat
Babysitter quits over unreasonable demands, but commenter supports OP’s decision. NTA
Fake it till you make it, NTA approves
NTA calls out babysitter’s behavior with a Bushism quote.
Responsible babysitter quits after unreasonable demands from mother. NTA
NTA stands up for themselves in unreasonable babysitting situation
Babysitter quits over unreasonable demands. Commenter says NTA with concern for kids’ safety.
Babysitter quits after unreasonable demands. Commenter supports decision.
Babysitter quits after unreasonable demands
Setting boundaries with a gaslighting parent. #NTA
Babysitter stands up for herself and prioritizes her well-being
Babysitting horror story with a lesson. NTA.
Sensible advice for a babysitter dealing with unreasonable demands
Dump the babysitter, prioritize your health! NTA
Last Updated on March 21, 2024 by Diply Social Team