Katharina Buczek
“I also asked if I needed to watch the baby or can we just pay rent, and my sister-in-law said, ‘Don’t worry about it!'” she added.
It’s crucial to note that back when she left in April, she told her sister-in-law to get the baby on a daycare waitlist since she would be way too busy to take care of the child if she moved back home.
Yet, she recently found out that her sister-in-law never followed her instructions.
“My sister-in-law had her husband’s sister keep the baby and never found a daycare. And she’s been having issues with the sister taking the baby to strangers’ houses and getting stranded with no gas in 110-degree heat,” she revealed.
After learning about that, she claimed that she would only watch the baby until her sister-in-law found a daycare. At the time, her sister-in-law reassured her that she was searching for daycares immediately, too.
However, that was last week, and it is now becoming crystal clear that her sister-in-law has no intentions of going through with that.
She has already watched the baby multiple days in a row, and her sister-in-law even asked her to keep the baby next week.
What’s even worse is that her sister-in-law claimed she couldn’t find any daycares within her price range. So, she was forced to have an honest chat with her sister-in-law about the options.
“After realizing how hard it was going to be on me with a puppy, toddler, one starting school, and a mobile baby, I told her I couldn’t mentally handle it, and we could discuss rent for the remainder of our time there,” she explained.
Yet, her sister-in-law claimed that she was the “only” childcare option. And she’s just not okay with that.
In fact, she and her husband are actually about to buy a house, and she doesn’t think it’s her problem that her sister-in-law constantly waits to find childcare until the very last minute.
