She Left Her Kids With Me After I Said I Couldn’t Babysit. AITA For Dropping Them Off At Daycare And Making Her Pay?

Babysitting can be a hassle, but what happens when you’re suddenly forced to take care of kids and have an exam that day? That’s exactly what happened to a 19-year-old girl in a tough situation when her sister left her kids with her and drove off. She couldn’t skip her exam, so she dropped them off at daycare and informed her sister. However, when her sister came to pick up the kids, she was livid, and her parents took her sister’s side. Was she in the wrong? Did she do the right thing by dropping them off at daycare? Read to find out more.

Babysitting backfire: 19F drops sister’s kids at daycare. AITA?

Left with kids after refusing, dropped at daycare. AITA?

Saved by the daycare Dropping kids off without consent? AITA?

Left sister’s kids at daycare, AITA? She was livid

She left her kids with me after I said I couldn’t babysit. AITA for dropping them off at daycare and making her pay? The mom’s response is infuriating

Am I the a**hole for leaving kids at daycare?

Are you the a**hole? Let’s find out

Clearing up the facts on why I had to drop-off kids.

Facing family backlash for responsible babysitting decision

AITA for dropping off my sister’s kids at daycare?

Babysitting can be a tough job, especially if it’s unexpected. A 19-year-old girl was asked to babysit her sister’s kids but had to refuse due to an exam. However, her sister left the kids with her anyways and drove off. Not knowing what to do, the girl dropped the kids off at daycare and informed her sister about it. Her sister was furious and accused her of being irresponsible. The girl is now wondering if she was in the wrong for leaving the kids at daycare. However, she did inform her sister about the situation and provided her with the daycare’s address and phone number. Was it her responsibility to babysit regardless of her prior commitments? Or was she justified in dropping off the kids at daycare? Read on to find out what Reddit has to say about this dilemma.

Don’t mess with OP’s boundaries, sister. NTA

NTA for making her pay after she abandoned her kids.

Struggling to say ‘no’ to babysitting? This is your solution

Handling the situation responsibly, NTA

Don’t let guilt-tripping family make you their free babysitter

NTA. Threatening to call the cops was extreme, but effective

OP’s sister dropped her kids off without permission. NTA for taking them to daycare.

Choosing a safe place for kids is tough.

You dodged a bullet there! Good call

Clear boundaries set. NTA.

Sibling leaves kids with unwilling babysitter, gets what she deserves ‍♀️

Babies abandoned? Ding dong ditch is not an option

Entitled sister dumps kids, then complains, NTA for daycare choice

Choosing daycare over police: NTA for setting boundaries

Don’t mess with babysitting, NTA made the right call

Choosing safety over convenience, NTA for putting kids in daycare

NTA for not babysitting and leaving the kids outside

Commenters agree: NTA for setting boundaries with entitled parents

Clarification on the daycare situation

Taking responsibility without being taken advantage of.

Leaving kids without confirmation is child abandonment. NTA

Clear boundaries were set. Dropping off kids was not agreed. NTA

Setting boundaries is important. NTA.

Stand your ground! You said no to babysitting, she can’t guilt you.

You made the best out of a tough situation

Stand your ground and prioritize the kids’ stability.

Don’t let anyone take advantage of you! You’re NTA

You’re NTA for setting boundaries and making her pay

Commenter suggests calling CPS but doubts it will help.

Heartbreaking situation NTA for taking care of yourself and the kids.

Putting her party over her kids? Not cool. ‍♀️

Don’t mess with the babysitter! NTA did the right thing.

Skipping exams is not an option

Avoided a**hole move, threatened to call cops. NTA.

Setting boundaries and standing up for yourself.

Draw firmer boundaries with entitled sister. NTA

Setting boundaries and prioritizing education over babysitting. ‍♀️

You’re definitely NTA! Your sister needs to learn some responsibility ‍♀️

Grandparents not available, OP left with unwanted babysitting duties

Standing up for yourself and setting boundaries.

Setting boundaries is key

A drastic solution!

Putting priorities straight NTA for standing your ground

Confusion and frustration abound in this comment section

NTA for not being taken advantage of and ensuring child safety.

Daycare turned out to be a blessing in disguise. #NTA

Abandoned kids, toxic family, and a wild party.

Taking care of someone’s kids is a big responsibility

NTA! Abandonment is never acceptable, protect yourself and the kids.

Standing up for yourself and the kids. #NTA

Don’t leave your kids with someone who said no

NTA for dropping off abandoned kids at daycare.

Stand up for yourself and set boundaries ‍♀️

You said no to babysitting, dropped them at daycare. NTA

Stand your ground! ‍♀️ Putting your foot down and enforcing boundaries. NTA.

Stand your ground and prioritize your own needs.

You’re NTA for making your sister pay for daycare.

Take no chances! NTA, call cops and post on social media

Setting boundaries with a**hole friends

NTA for dropping off the kids and protecting yourself legally

User takes kids to daycare, not police, during 12-hour party.

Setting boundaries and protecting children.

Legal action against child abandonment?

Don’t set yourself on fire to keep others warm . NTA.

NTA for dropping off kids at daycare. Responsibility shown.

Don’t be a doormat Stand up for yourself

Stand up for yourself! NTA did the right thing.