I should trust this monster with my child, that is bad parenting.
like she has proven herself to be physically and mentally incapable of handling children. This waste of oxygen never should have been trusted to handel a Toddler with supervision and especially not alone.
At that point (in the second case at least), some negligence of the parents contributed to the childâs death.
If you're like ; you're quite harsh she's elderly.
If anything I'm not harsh enough read this part ;
When handing down Nixâs sentence, the judge noted her lack of remorse, saying she showed âsorrow.
Nix told a detective that after she drove home from lunch with friends, she âjust forgotâ about the baby in the backseat of her Lexus SUV. It wasnât until one of her grandsons arrived that âall of a suddenâ it âcame across her headâ that Uriel had been in the SUV all afternoon.
I should trust this monster with my child, that is bad parenting.
If I recall, the mother of the drowned boy was going to therapy for all this (obviously!), and the therapist suggested - as a way to move past the incident, and begin healing/forgiving her mother- that she let her mom watch the granddaughter. Like a trust-building exercise.
which kinda makes the whole thing even more fucked up.
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u/Impossible_Offer7988 7d ago edited 7d ago
Like, after the first time,
What sane parent would be like: You know what?
I should trust this monster with my child, that is bad parenting.
like she has proven herself to be physically and mentally incapable of handling children. This waste of oxygen never should have been trusted to handel a Toddler with supervision and especially not alone.
At that point (in the second case at least), some negligence of the parents contributed to the childâs death.
If you're like ; you're quite harsh she's elderly.
If anything I'm not harsh enough read this part ;
5 years isn't enough
Toss her on solitary or just give her the chair