Entitled Mom Demands Nanny RISK LIFE to Bring Baby Home ️

Buckle up for a wild ride in the world of nannying! Our story follows a 27-year-old nanny who’s been caring for the sweetest little 1-year-old girl for the past 6 months. Everything was going swimmingly until one fateful day when a simple walk to the bubble tea shop turned into a stormy nightmare! ⛈️ Get ready for a tale of unreasonable requests, soaked clothes, and a mom who’s ready to blow her top! Will our nanny stand her ground or cave to the pressure? Let’s dive in and find out! ‍♀️

Nanny Nightmare: A Stormy Situation ⛈️

☀️ A Perfect Day Turns Disastrous ️

Texting Trouble: Mom’s Unreasonable Request

No Umbrella, No Way! ‍♀️

Soaked and Stuck: Nanny Stands Her Ground

⏰ An Hour Later: Dad to the Rescue ‍♂️

Mom’s Meltdown: Accusations and Threats

AITA? Nanny Questions Her Actions ‍♀️

Nanny’s Reasons: Safety, Comfort, and More

Boyfriend’s Support: Can’t Fire Me!

Contract Confusion: Notice Required ⚖️

️ Unexpected Thunderstorm: Weather Woes ⚡

‍♀️ Daily Walks: Nanny’s Enjoyment Questioned

Reddit to the Rescue? Mysterious Message

Quitting Time: Mistreatment Clause Activated ‍♀️

Nanny vs. Nature: The Ultimate Showdown! ⚡

Well, well, well… it looks like our nanny found herself in quite the predicament! Stuck at the bubble tea shop with a baby in tow and a thunderstorm raging outside, she had to make a tough call. To brave the elements and risk getting soaked to the bone, or to stand her ground and wait it out? ️ Naturally, she chose the latter, but boy oh boy, did that ruffle some feathers! The mom went absolutely ballistic, accusing her of kidnapping and threatening to fire her on the spot! But wait, there’s more! Our nanny’s got a secret weapon up her sleeve: a contract with a mistreatment clause! Looks like she might just turn the tables and quit on her own terms, payout in hand. Let’s see what the internet has to say about this wild ride!

Smart move! NTA for not risking baby’s health

NTA but scary how easily entitled mom threatened kidnapping consequences.

NTA. Accused of kidnapping baby? Mom on a power trip

Nanny stands up to entitled mom’s unreasonable demands.

Responsible nanny chooses safety over entitled mom’s demands

Employer expects nanny to risk life in rain, commenter advises leaving.

Standing up for yourself as a nanny, NTA

Nanny quits after entitled mom screams and accuses her of a crime.

NTA, nanny should prioritize baby’s safety. Time for new job.

Nanny receives entitled mom’s unreasonable demands and threats. Yikes!

Accusations of kidnapping are over the top. NTA

Protect yourself! Document everything and keep yourself safe.

NTA nanny gets fired for not risking life for entitlement

NTA deserves respect. Entitled mom’s rude behavior is unacceptable.

NTA nanny refuses to risk baby’s health, entitled mom criticized.

Employer’s entitlement puts nanny in risky situation. Trust is questionable.

Entitled mom lacks emotional control, NTA commenter should quit

Nanny’s decision to keep baby safe leads to threat of charges . Advice to find new job .

Nanny criticized for refusing to risk life for entitled mother’s convenience

Nanny shares experience of entitled mother’s demands, advises to quit. NTA

NTA for not rushing back on an hour walk with chance of rain

NTA. Entitled mom accuses nanny of kidnapping for prioritizing baby’s safety

Experienced nanny gives advice on healthy nanny-parent relationship

Highlighting the importance of mental health checkups for new moms.

Find a new family to work with.

NTA stands up to entitled mom, refuses to risk nanny’s life

Worker’s safety matters! NTA for refusing unsafe work. ⚠️

Safety first! NTA emphasizes dangerous weather, not ruined hair

Nanny called a psycho by commenter after entitled mom’s behavior

NTA stands firm against entitled mom, commenters suggest quitting.

Respectful nanny quits entitled job after mom’s ridiculous demand. NTA

Mother defends nanny’s decision to not bring baby in rain ☔

NTA. Helpful tip for being prepared for unexpected work situations

Former nanny shares experience on entitled mom’s red flags

NTA. ‘Kidnap’ comment ruined relationship, move on for safety

Nanny gets accused of kidnapping for refusing to endanger baby. NTA

Practical advice on dealing with an entitled mom.

Trust is key. NTA for being honest about your whereabouts

NTA. The entitled mom is endangering her baby. Quit or demand apology.

Nanny not the a**hole for prioritizing baby’s safety

Entitled mom demands nanny to walk her kid in pouring rain. NTA.

Fired for being called kidnapper, NTA gets unemployment benefits

NTA. Safety first! Entitled mom needs to chill

Ex-nanny prioritizes child safety, stands up to entitled mom

Confused in Vancouver questions rain sickness, no clear answers.

Ex-nanny shares horror story of entitled family during covid

NTA for leaving during thunderstorm, commenter says

NTA for setting boundaries with entitled, distrustful employer

Choosing safety over entitlement wins, agency can help too!

Relieved commenter realizes nanny isn’t a baby thief

NTA suggests waiting out storm, entitled mom demands nanny risk life.

NTA: Suggests finding new job due to demanding and critical employer

NTA, find a new job, entitled mother is inconsiderate

Consider the risks before quitting to avoid entitled demands.

Stand up for yourself and quit! You deserve better treatment

Time to dump the entitled mom as a client

Trust between nanny and mother broken over unreasonable demand.

Nanny quits after entitled mom demands risking life in storm

Be cautious of your employment contract, but NTA.

Mom demands nanny risk life in bad weather, commenter says NTA

Nanny deserves better, entitled mom is TA ‍♀️

Insane entitled mom puts nanny’s life at risk

NTA defends decision to prioritize safety over entitled mom’s demands.

Supportive comment advising nanny to find a better family to work for

Nanny advised to gear up for entitled family’s weather tantrums

NTA. Don’t risk it. Find a new family

Resign peacefully, you’re NTA. Ask for more money if begged.

Unreasonable wife makes this family a tough employer. NTA.

Good advice: Be professional, but start job hunting.

Resigning on the spot after a kidnapping accusation. #NTA

Asserting professional boundaries against entitled mom. NTA.