TikTok Influencer Caught In Huge Lies (DigitalPrincxss)
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My mother worked with a woman in the 70's who proudly told everyone at work how she would put a beer in her baby's bottle to make sure it slept through the night so she could go out and party. Parents like this have always been around but it was never okay. At least nowadays people are more aware of how wrong it is and are reporting it instead of just whispering about it to others.
So true! People are now actually treating children as if they’re human beings & not the property of parents.... that’s why there’s a difference now in peoples reactions/actions taken. Back then it was seen as “not my family, not my business, can’t tell someone else how to raise their kids. I wouldn’t do that with mine though that’s all I can say.” ESPECIALLY if a man was being abusive towards either his wife or his children, almost NO ONE would have said anything back then because women & children both were FOR SURE considered to be a man’s property & people would say “can’t tell a MAN what to do with HIS wife & HIS kids”. If anything, someone might tell a man if “his wife” was being a bad mother to “his kids” but they SURE would have NOTHING to say about a man’s behavior if he was a bad husband or father. That’s 1000% true. So yeah, I’m glad today that we have actually EVOLVED to see women & children even now too, as human beings & not property of their parents or property of their father/husband. So glad we’ve gotten smarter on that. There’s a LOT of things millennials & Gen Z have definitely gotten right & that’s a big one!
That's a great idea, thanks
My best friend’s mom did this to her as a baby. She was raised by her grandparents after that. Some people just do not deserve children.
My cousin would crush a little oxy to give to her 9 and 5 year old daughters in cough medicine and put them to bed at like 3 pm then call me to babysit (I was 12) I knew something was wrong with the situation but I didn’t really get it until I was older.
Parents in the 80's would use Robitussin or NyQuil to do the same thing. I have a buddy who, at the age of 40, has the mental capacity of a 10 year old, because his parents gave him NyQuil as an infant. Now they are mad because he can't move out and live a normal life. I guess those few extra nights of sleep weren't worth it in the long run.
I would bet money the time she got caught wasn't the first time she left him home alone.
oh yeah, clearly she was comfortable with leaving him alone & didn’t think twice.. so she’s definitely done it a multitude of times to be able to do it so easily
The mom cluelessly asking "but where's the nanny??" reminded me so much of Casey Anthony's mom trying to get info on "the babysitter."
Yup I dread to think how many times before she had done this .
No...this was just the time she got caught..definitely not the first time
Absolutely. She was too comfortable with it. Couldn’t have been the first time
omg i have an in home camera looking at my living room so i can check up on my CATS when i go to my boyfriends house... i could not imagine leaving an autistic child alone with or without a camera 😨
This!!! I watch my animals all day 😂😂
What cameras do y’all use? I’ve been looking into pet cams for my 2 kitties although there’s usually someone home with them.
I have one too for my two kitties! But that's because I have work and I want to know if they're okay. If something happens while I'm at work, my parents have a key to my place and can go basically any time (my mom is practically always home). The whole reason I even adopted two cats is because if it were just one I didn't want em to be lonely when I go to work.
@@thekmonkey101I just used one from amazon that even has a talk version to the person or pets you are watching! 😂it was only like £30
@@thekmonkey101you can nab cheap wifi cams online, but the feeds are crazy easy to hack. I recommend turning them off when unneeded.
She has a nanny and a mother close to her and she leaves her child in a neighborhood in Florida. She lives in a neighborhood that has water. Do you know what Florida has in their water? ALLIGATORS! Great mother.
Yeah & even if there wasn’t a gator, literally almost EVERY neighborhood in Florida has runoff ponds.... he could have SO easily fallen into, then add in the gators & even snakes on top of that... yikes
Sure, she had a nanny, sounds believable.
It’s also so easy to get a one night babysitter to sit in the house with your sleeping child. There are multiple apps for this it’s so easy
This is what I don’t understand because I keep hearing that people were more than willing to watch the kid for her and it seemed like a deliberate choice
@@magnetbane2671she had a nanny! And her mom lives close by!
Damn you can hear the shock in her mom's voice and some disgust. You can tell the mom is genuinely pissed off and disappointed
She's probably wondering why her daughter didn't just call her or wait until she got home to leave or call the nanny. There were such easy solutions and she just... avoided them to do the reckless thing instead.
I was wondering if her mom has even seen the nanny, if her daughter didn't lie about this too
the fact that she only made an actual statement when her lies came to light is why i don’t understand why people forgave her.
Yeah tbh this isn't forgivable so idk why she was forgiven. Like even if she had a good reason, she left him alone so many times, that eventually the police noticed.
Young people believe the Internet so they fall for emotional scams and pay for her.
But who pops on their platform to randomly discuss and apologize for some questionable or even heinous stuff from their past if it's not already being talked about? 🙄😂
If her audience, the people who support her that were the target for those lies, still support her, that's up to them.
Simps?
It's not child neglect, it's child endangerment. It's also damn sad they didn't put her in jail and throw the key away.
I think she's an absolutely terrible "creator," but are you seriously suggesting life in prison for leaving a sleeping 5 year old home alone?
Honestly, why would you come for me? I'm not the one who left my kid alone at night so I could go out. Please tell me you aren't sticking up for that. No, I don't want her in jail forever but you knew that already, you just thought you'd stand up for child endangerment. @@Mosz
you literally wrote "put her in jail and throw the key away." Also if your 5 year old can't sleep for a few hours without supervision then you have failed as a parent.@@januarysidra6166
It’s both.
Whats crazy is that her mom lives a few houses but also so does another family member. She literally could have asked them to watch him.
She also had a nanny. She literally had all of the options to not leave her very young child home alone.
@@ndawn90 Oh yeah! That too. WTF? All this help in place and she still f'd up.
The fact that her “apologies” are all written and then she immediately goes to mocking the situation with her face and camera reactions shows she has no remorse. I feel so bad for the kid. How will he feel when he grows up and sees her reactions to an incident where he was nearly taken away from her. It just gives me the ick
Its easier to lie when it's in text
Yeah. Her latest statement sounded reasoned and mature, that she realized where the issue was, etc. If she’d left it there, I might actually believe her. But the next video she does belies everything she said. She clearly hasn’t matured, is as narcissistic as ever.
makes me wonder, did she write the apology?
👌 yep exactly
I mean, her face IS a mockery, to be fair. The phrase "face for radio" comes to mind.
The report says she said her “anxiety” made her lie to the police about why she left. Idk about her but my diagnosed anxiety disorder has made me irrationally worried about adult family members and pets when I leave the house. I can’t imagine leaving a kid alone. Let alone my own. Anxiety isn’t an excuse for lying about a crime. She seems dangerously selfish.
I have pretty severe anxiety and depression and lying to the police would END me. I'd break completely down if I ever had the gall to lie to a cop about something...
Also I get the same feelings whenever I leave my house for more than a day. I usually call or text once every day until I get home just to give/get updates on my pets.
I lie out of anxiety all the time. It's one of many possible symptoms. But what's important here is that the TikToker was lying out of GUILT, bc she felt she had done something wrong and didn't want to get in trouble with the police.
@@naomirmckay3368 anxiety can definitely make you want to lie to avoid being uncomfortable, but I’m just saying it’s convenient she saying that it caused her to lie to the police, but she wasn’t anxious at all about leaving her own child home alone.
And my anxiety has me revealing every single thing with a fear of not being believed or trusted.
This!! I lose sleep over being anxious about my small child being in the next room over at night, I can’t imagine leaving her alone!
One part you glazed over was the neighbor who decided she wasn’t going to bring a child out of the road to safety because she was afraid of covid. I just… she let him wander in the road, running away from him. While cars drove by. By no means am I a covid denier but… just pick up the child and move him to safety. He could’ve been hit at any moment.
Imo getting covid to save a kid would be worth it. Dying from covid would have been worth it to me. I couldn't have left him alone.
idk maybe she was old or immunocompromised. she still helped him to safety. i don’t think the neighbor is the problem here
I'm no COVID denier either, but not helping a CHILD in fear of covid is just selfish and crazy. At least she contacted someone, but maaan
I doubt it had anything to do with Covid.
Covid or not Im not touching no kids that aint mine.
Just an fyi, as someone who worked for the courts… charges do get dropped often but we reserve the right to file at a later time. Also, Florida is notorious for their lax laws. Sad for that little boy.
Plus this initially happened during the height of covid, the courts let of stuff slide during the pandemic.
@@ohreally1997 this is 100% true. We dropped a crazy amount of misdemeanor cases during the pandemic.
Even just the fact that she didn't care if her son woke up and needed cuddles brakes my heart. In all fairness theres alot worse that could happen but fuck, thats sad. Poor kid
She probably doesn't cuddle the kid anyway. That's what the full time nanny is for.
When can a kid care for themself? Do they have to be able to take care of themselves for multiple days? If there are groceries at home then at what age can a kid be self sufficient for a few hours or a few days? Kids may not be mentally developed , but they're not mentally impeded. My nephews may be naughty, but they can could go for a week alone. I was taught self-indepenance at a young age. Really when can a human self-survive? Baby? No, Toddler? No. Can use a phone... @ilikeswordsnstuff
Also if she wasn’t ridiculously privileged she wouldn’t have gotten those charges dropped. There are Black and Indigenous Moms in prison for far less than what she did.
Even though the court case was dismissed I guarantee that Child Protective Services got involved.
Edit: CPS is not public about ANY CASES. PERIOD.
CPS cases arent public til one of those cases results in an unalived child because CPS is trash and didn't do their job.
Bio/Adopted/Foster mom and Previous CPS Investigator here, more than likely the reason the charge was dropped was bc CPS and the courts made a deal where if she completed a care plan (parenting courses, drug/alcohol testing &/or whatever else) within a certain amount of time the entire thing would be dropped.
Usually this is called an Improvement Period, they usually last 6 months. I don't understand why her's happened so quick unless they were lenient bc it was her first time (getting caught at least).
Sadly, it's obvious she learned NOTHING.
@@vixxxenfoxxx3660I think she entered a court ordered program and gave her mom temporary custody
The fact she had a nanny and didnt utilize them says even more about the situation. Almost like she actually wanted something tragic to happen to him 😕
All kids deserve parents, not all parents deserve kids. Whether the kid has autism or not 4 or 5 year olds should never be left home alone
The fact she used the incident for monetary gain because of neglecting her child is all I need to know about her. Disgusting.
If he was out looking for her that’s even more heartbreaking
And I’m almost positive that’s what he was doing. Woke up and couldn’t find her in the house, so he went looking for her. Absolutely heartbreaking 💔
Shes one of those mom's who leave their kid in the car, running, and with the doors unlocked. Smh not to mention selfish asf.
My dad had definitely done that lol
@@MamaMOB equally as bad. That way the child can die and the other way will get em kidnapped and only God knows after.... Smh
Let's be real here - she wouldn't even have enough consideration to leave the car running (with the A/C on); and I'm not trying to be dramatic - I'm 100% utterly convinced without a doubt that she's so self-obsessed & only concerned with her own agenda that I honestly believe that she's short sighted that she wouldn't even consider to leave the car running with the A/C on. I mean, she couldn't even make a call to ask her mother to watch him for a few hours overnight, let alone throw town a few bucks for av babysitter. She's got a very small, narrow mind that seems to be blindly feeding her ego & her own personal agenda. DEFINITELY not the first time she's left her child with no supervision so she could go out partying. There's just no way in HELL, which would also help explain why she seemed SO unbothered and not remorseful in the slightest. If it was the first time, one would like to think she'd seem more panicked & remorseful, but she was neither of those things, she was totally desensitized & far too comfortable with the whole concept of leaving her child unattended. She's a god damned idiot, is what she is. Hopefully she got her sh*t together and eventuality understood the gravity of the situation. She's very fortunate that the child is still alive & ok, cuz she was playing a VERY dangerous game that could have very easily led to us having a very different discussion right now.
Yeah she hasn’t grown and changed. She’s still making videos mocking and making light of the situation that could’ve easily cost her son his life.
Maturing would be ignoring comments you don’t like and not making immature flaunting TikToks and continuing to lie about the situation after you got a break most people never would’ve gotten.
i literally went to highschool w this girl 😭😭 i can’t believe a channel i actively watch is covering her. i saw other videos but this is just so weird to see.
i feel for the kid esp cause i know the father has issues as well and isn’t in the picture because of his drug and physical abuse
also the nanny was with her at the party
@@sybill123ful wow, how'd you find out about that? what was she like in high school?
Following…
@@sybill123fulSo is the "nanny" just a friend of hers she pays to watch her son? That would not surprise me.
I'm so sorry you had to go to highschool with her 😭😭
It's obvious that those written comments were not written by her. What she said in those tiktoks in response to comments is so different from what was said in the written response. I have no clue who she is so I've no stake in this other than being concerned for her son. It could have turned out so much worse. It 's lucky that he was found by a kind person and nothing bad happened to him.
That was my thoughts too. There is such a disconnect between the mature and articulate statement and whatever the hell that was reacting to the negative comments. Wouldn't surprise me if her mother wrote the statement.
No, it’s way easier to sound articulate through writing than it is via speech
@@TheNinjapancake14 thats true! when you're writing, you can go on google to look for synonyms, for example. or delete everything and start again!
in this case, she could have deleted the video, but... I don't think she can be something other than cringe in her videos, so...
@@TheNinjapancake14 - I wasn't referring to writing style. Being articulate. I was referring to the tone. The attitude difference.
@@CoastDreamz Yeah, it's easier to edit and control the tone that is portrayed through your writing. Not a stretch to assume she got it proofread or had someone else write it before looking over it herself.
"people make mistakes" is when my son got out of our RV while camping because we didnt know the child lock in the livingroom area had broken. im used to him coming to get me like every other morning. he must have been out about 20 minutes at about 7am. we were right next to the highway (thankfully of a VERY small town) i ran down half dressed screaming found someone with a phone and called 911. someone had found him with our puppy. thank god that day the cops believed me, but i know admitting this is reputation ruining. i just look like a bad mom, but it was a pure fluke. i wake up every day imagining what could have happened and it was 3 years ago. he was 2. its in my nightmares. he also was an escape artist and a few months later used a broom to UNLATCH OUR FRONT DOOR, thankfully i was asleep on the couch for this reason. hes a runner, maybe one day a track star. we havent had this issue since then thankfully. i could not have my baby. i hope she really got her shit together for his sake.
I have two special-needs kids, including one on the autism spectrum. They are both adults now, but the number of times I left them alone to go out in their lives: zero. Even her initial story about laundry detergent is unacceptable, but to go hang out is even worse. If I wanted to go out, I would get a sitter. If I needed laundry detergent, I would get it in the morning, as I am not about to do laundry late at night anyway. Laundry can wait. Socializing sure as hell can wait. Your children’s safety absolutely cannot.
She has taken the piss out of the situation and lied about it far too often for me to take her seriously about being any better.
Oh my god her mother is so genuinely upset it's heart breaking
Yeah, but also.... the mother raised that nightmare of a daughter.
I may be projecting my own lived experience, but I have a sister that is very much like the mom that left her kid alone, and our mother is always wringing her hands when my sister gets found out for doing horrible things. My mom always covers for my sister, and the whole "but where's the nanny??" thing felt so familiar. I'm not buying it. Even *IF* she had a "fulltime nanny" she wasn't a live-in nanny, the mom would've known that it was past the nanny's normal working hours.
IF she even had a regular nanny, IF. My trash sister used to leave her kid strapped into a carseat on the living room floor and tell our mom she got a babysitter. My mom would go by and check, because she knew my sister was trash but wouldn't admit it, and find my nephew alone. My mom would do the same hand wringing and cry and say she wished my sister would grow up, but that was it.
So, yeah, the mother is genuinely upset. But also her daughter acts as if she has suffered no consequences after the fact. She lied to the cops because she was "afraid of getting in trouble." Like all the signs point to the heartbroken mother being the first failing in that little boy's life.
My youngest child is almost 4, and he's autistic. He elopes, which means he will just wander off. He has climbed out of a window TWICE, and they were the most terrifying few minutes of my entire life. I can not imagine *intentionally* leaving him alone. If her mom, aunt, and sister were right there... WHY did she not call one of them to come over? Why not take her kid there? She had options and didn't bother taking any of them.
Because she wants him dead because she thinks he's annoying. Why do people think every mother has good feelings towards her kids? I know A LOT of mothers who actually do not care or even hate their kid. I don't think that she wants or loves that boy. For her his existence is just a situation that happened to her. She would be relieved if he actually dies and will be partying the very next day.
And her parents lived in the same neighborhood. She posted about moving to that house because it was close to her family to help her literally a few days before this whole thing happened .she didn’t even ask her mom to come over to watch him or let them know or anything when they live so close .
Who the hell leaves a child home alone especially a child THAT young my mom would NEVER leave me home alone it wasn't until I was 17 that she would and even then she was nervous about doing it
Ouch. That's extreme. Children 12 and older are old enough (depending on their own maturity/mental development) are old enough to leave alone for a few hours.
I'm sorry but 12 to be left alone for a few hours? At 5 I was smart enough not to lick the power outlets, and knew how to make myself a sandwich. At 5 you take a school bus and go to kindergarten for the day, you go to summer camps, you may even play a sport or be in some group/club. Lets not act like children are complete idiots. @@elaexplorer
As a parent of a ASD child (3yr old) we put her needs first. We invite people to our house who we want to hang out. Our child has no sense of danger and is clever to unlock doors and wander off. This woman is vile and hope the child gets the love and care they deserve.😭❤
She's not sorry, she's only said sorry for PR reasons and it's in text because she can't fake being sorry.
My mom did this exact same thing and never became a better person and she had the child she did this to taken away.
People like this don't change overnight, they're just really good ar bullshiting
as someone who is on the spectrum, if her kid is able to open a front door at 4 or 5, someone needs to be home with him and she needs to have another lock that he cannot reach. Autistic people are a lot smarter than we’re given credit for, especially kids people assume that we don’t see as much as we do but i promise that we’re pretty damn smart.
In Florida, a lone 4yr old would make an easy snack for a gator. This could have ended sooooo badly for that kid. She should have done time for this.
Time for it would not have been good for the son. A bad mom is better than no mom. Psychological reesearch supports this
@@Fiemus9 just because it would further harm the child does not mean parents should just get away with shit like this. That logic makes no sense. She broke the law, in the worst way, and should pay for her actions. Consequences ya know? That’s also part of being a parent, don’t do shit that might lead you to jail cuz that hurts your kids just as much if not more.
@MyScreenNameIsTroubledOne i didn't say that.
I also don't really care about your opinion on this. Ill listen to professionals working on situations like these, and they often decide that it is better to work with the parents in contact with the child and not remove the child or the parent unless there's violence or sexual abuse. I don't care what your "logic" is. Fuck the parent, the main goal should always be protecting the kid, and your version of "consequences" are not helping the kid
I am a mom and I would never EVER leave my child at home no matter what the situation is. She is so full of Shit
Really? By 5 years old I was mature enough to be let alone for a moment, I could watch TV, read a book, make myself a sandwich. That is kindergarten age! I (poorly) played sports. This was after the kid had been put down to sleep? At 5 years old I had the intelligence to not walk around in the middle of the street at night.
So you would wake the kid up to force them to go somewhere instead of popping out for a bit while they're asleep?
@@Moszmost parents that are not selfish or morons would either wake the kid up and take them or not go out at all. Plus the kid is autistic so sometimes they have no sense of danger and are not as developed mentally as another child their same age. To leave your small child alone is horrible no matter how smart or mature they are.
@@Moszsame. I remember waking up on weekends and the house was empty so I'd make myself cereal and watch TV till my parents came home. At around 6 years old.
At 5 years old if you cannot safely sleep alone then your parent has failed you...hard. I couldn't drive a car, or use the stove, but at 5 years old I wasn't mentally retarded, I could even use the microwave to heat up a meal, I could wipe my own ass, I could even pack luggage. I even knew how to use the landline phone, I knew my address if I needed to call 911! Hell at 5 years old I could use DOS and windows 3.1 or 95? Autistic kid, ok we don't know what degree it is, maybe he does need 24hr/day supervision.@@raunchyrealityrecaps
Mom went to get groceries , dad was doing yardwork. I was basically alone at home... OH NO! Did I need help wiping my ass? Could I not mix some cereal? Could I use the NES or computer or TV? Is this a thing where kids now have no life skills?@@kaycee3986
When mine were babies I had to go to a shop within view of my home, I’d still take them with me.
Her apology reads like a list of the things people would want to hear from someone who's remorseful. There were a few parts where she seemed to show a level of insight so I don't think it's wholly disingenuous, but I don't think she's as remorseful as she wants the world to think.
The accountability she took was because she had no other way to spin it lol
She is what she is. My concern is that her audience I think skews pretty young and look at what they're learning from her handling of this situation: lie lie lie and then make jokes when people try to hold you accountable.
I don't have kids of my own, but as an uncle who regularly looks after a six and an eight year old niece and nephew, I wouldn't even _contemplate_ leaving them in my flat on their own. I literally live above a newsagents, some takeout places and some other businesses. My flat is pretty secure and requires opening two gates from an alley next to those businesses and going up a set of stairs before you even get to my front (and only) exterior door. But even I wouldn't leave them in there for a single minute to do whatever nonsense I might feel I need to do downstairs, this lady went OUT after putting their kid to bed.
Can anyone even imagine the mental gymnastics a child's guardian has to engage with to think that was either an okay or reasonable thing to do? I sure can't!
An eight year old that can't spend the night alone? Does that even sound healthy? How co-dependent are children becoming now???
@@Mosz As co-dependant as you are on your parents basement, I guess :3
Based on what logic? That is literally the opposite of what I was suggesting. Is a senseless baseless personal attack really a logical argument now? wtf?
the way she responded to those comments makes me think she still belongs in elementary school
As the mother of a five year old, this is terrifying. I can’t imagine.
Every child deserves a parent, not every parent deserves a child. She should lose custody. That poor child is so neglected.
I've been a single mum since he was 2, with no local friends, no nanny, no family neaby and I didn't even use a babysitter. It's hard. It can really suck to be so tied to the home, and to not be able to go anywhere without the child. But you do it, because nothing is more important than your kid's safety and wellbeing. I didn't leave him alone for ten minutes, in the daytime, after discussing it with him, until he was about 10.
To have all the resources and options she had, and she just left him? It is absolutely unforgivable.
Her mocking the police thinking she got away with it and her mocking all the negative comments with meme insults makes me queasy
What makes me so fucking confused is she had a full time nanny. She had her mother. What in her right mind made her think it was okay to leave her child home alone in the middle of the night. He could have easily been hit by a car. Her statement saying "he usually sleeps through the night" makes me think that wasn't her first time doing it. Just her first time getting caught.
The problem is she doesn’t feel remorse from being caught. She is just upset she was caught. She has everything lined up for her so she can work and have someone watch her son. She was caught up in that life and thought it was okay she did it before. She is just sorry she got caught and that’s why she need to be canceled
i like the take that the FRAUDitor finders take on the matter.. (UncleanHands has talked about it, TeamSkeptic, KFARR, Frauditor Follies, VanBalion, Fraudit Wrangler, Frauditor News Network, etc... ALL THOSE GUYS)
Makes you wonder how many times she went out before that, while he’s supposed to sleeping 🤔
I couldn't imagine being that four year old child, waking up in a new home, without anyone there. I just hope that she has truly learned a lesson and is bettering herself to be a better parent/person.
I’m American and I agree that the way that Europe and U.K. abbreviate dates makes much more sense. I have no idea why we put the month first.
I'm in the UK and if there's something like game or movie being released I have to double check to make sure it's English date
@@ILoveRedPandas95 I know it throws you off especially if it’s the 1-12 of the month.
I think the US way is fine because it seems to be formatted in the way ppl actually say the date here. At least in the US, I've only heard ppl say the dates like "its July 17th (07/17)" and not "its the 17th of July (17/07)".
@@justherewatching30 that’s a good point. I just think the U.K./Euro way is more efficient because the day always changes the month stays the same for 30 days or so.
I moved from the US to the Caribbean 20+ years ago and I much prefer the way the rest of the world writes the date. I never write it any other way and get confused when communicating with US citizens. If I am, I'll write 15 Aug 2023, so it's clear.
Getting washing powder isnt really that important that time of night! Ive run out in the evening and just leave the washing until i get somet the next day.
If it was for milk or nappies MAYBE i would understand but even then id never do it!! I had 2 babies and i hate leaving them in the living room when im in the kitchen let alone leave the actual house!!!!x
Ya....honestly her son should be in the hands of a responsible adult and his mother can have supervised visits with him until she has taken and passed parenting classes over a lengthy amount of time (to establish a healthy learnt pattern).
That comment about “bad people having tattoos?” My ex is a total drug dumpster and probably the only thing he hasn’t ever tried shooting into himself is ink, he has zero tattoos and like 7 felonies
That poor baby :((
I think every single parent out there has moments of being overwhelmed, stuck, and needing time away from their kid.
Difference between her and them? They shove that down and stay home with their kids.
Or ask someone responsible to sit with the child/children while they take a 30 minute breather.
@@cariadbach also a valid move
She had family and a nanny who could’ve cared for the kid while she was off seeing her friends. That’s a normal thing to do, you don’t have to be miserable you just have to be responsible.
One time I was making lunch and I suddenly heard my daughters (ASD) voice from further away than I am used to. Walked in her room and she was waving to me from outside her window. She had climbed right out. The way I would NEVER have left her alone
I would've accepted her response regarding being better if she hadn't wasted so much time (and still wasting so much time) just mocking everyone who's upset about it. That alone just proves to me that she hasn't learned a single gd thing.
A major reason they could have dropped charges might be a severe case load already in the DAS office along with her lack of criminal or family related charges. The officers contacted DCF/CPS so she will have monthly meetings etc. Ive seen this happen alot where there's just too many cases and the courts are backlogged so they drop charges on some non violent crimes or 1st offenders
I think the word "mistake" has gotten thrown around a little to much. I'm not a mother but I feel like leaving a small child at home alone is a give no no. These were choices and decides of an idiot.
i hope she learned not to leave her son alone but she definitely still hasn’t learned when to shut up
Jesus Christ! What is wrong with people! Im a mum of 2, I have never left them on their own for even 5 minutes! The thought of my little boy waking in the night and not finding mummy is heartbreaking.😢
Are your children that co-dependent that they can't sleep for one hour without a parent in the vicinity? Does that seem healthy?
@@Moszdo the world a favor and never have kids if you think it's OK to leave a small child alone at night.
OK! This was not a toddler, this was a small but maybe competanant human. At what age do you think an individual is mature enough to survive a night alone?@@raunchyrealityrecaps
@Mosz Just to clarify, I meant I've never left my children alone in the house, I don't mean I've never left my kids side! 🤣 I really hope that you just misunderstood my comment. But you came in quite aggressive there. And let's just hope you don't think it's OK to leave children alone in the house!
@@stephanielloyd4053 they left other replies under other people's comments about how they were left at home at 5 so I think they really think it's OK for kids to be left home alone.
It’s not the lapse in judgment, as severe as it may be, it’s the bitter mocking response that has me concerned for that child. To respond to the outcome of that situation with anything but immense gratitude, given what could’ve happened, is unbelievably narcissistic and displays such a disregard for her child. Definitely not going to quell the negative comments by being so dismissive about the gravity of the situation and mocking ppl that are upset.
As a mom of four, that is unforgivable. I had my first when I was 21. I never left any of my kids unsupervised to go out for anything reason. That’s common sense and doing the bare minimum for the child.
The criminal charges being dropped doesn't mean the CPS case was.
Y’all made her look so airbrushed and nice in the thumbnail lol
@@meatofmink LOL
@@meatofmink legos are better than what I usually see.. just saying
I wonder if the child went out looking for her. And that possibility breaks my heart.
I do think people can change but should still be more critical when the issue involves children. She did left her child alone and he could of been in serious danger. She could of have someone take care of her kid and her reactions showed that she clearly didn't change. She should of at least been charged with child neglect so maybe she would actually lean but since she didn't it appears she won't.
Im sick AF right now and what do I get blessed with?
A new markie vid! Just what the doctor ordered 😁
Get well soon!
@@Adipose69 thank you kind internet stranger!
I’ve got a shop across from my house and I’ve never left any of my kids to even go there ! .No child should be left alone this is disgusting the poor child .Im glad her lies are finally coming to light the child deserves so much better than her.
When people say “legally, I can’t say much” I’m like what law says that you can’t apologize for your behavior? Or is it that an apology would go against your pleas of innocence?
As a foster sibling to my mothers foster kids over the years, some people should ABSOLUTELY 1000000000% lose custody of their children. I don’t believe she should or shouldn’t. I think it’s crazy for her to say “he’s my whole world and my life revolves around him” because she clearly doesn’t feel that way. My mom feels that way about me, hence she never lapsed in parenting THIS badly that I walked out of the house at a young age and got police called. Most people’s parents do better than this, but ALL parents say they love their kids - even absentee parents. Just ask a DFCS worker. She says it because she knows you all will believe it, but if her son was the center of her world and she revolved around him, then how could this situation occur? And this clearly wasn’t a mental break that led to this. She obviously makes a slew of selfish choices, and this was just another one, because she was very comfortable with her decision. For all we know, she did this regularly and this is the first time she got caught. Her statements are BS and only concern her, not her child’s safety. She played victim to avoid accountability in this situation. You being a single mom means nothing when there are other single mothers with more children who this never happened to, so don’t play victim now.
Could be that an apology is technically an admission of guilt but who knows.
I love the EWU crew channels. They put out amazing true crime content.
I do, too. I originally saw the full video there.
Im a mom and this shreds me to pieces. I cannot imagine my babies waking up in the middle of the night scared and needing me let alone this. I can’t even actually type it out pertaining to my kids cause it makes me feel sick. I just don’t understand this level of disregard for your child or any child. Thank god he was okay. It literally makes me want to cry thinking about. What a horrific thing to joke about. I also didn’t like in the beginning of her statement where she said “a situation my family was involved in” what she should have said was “a situation I created because of my bad choices that my poor, innocent, 4 yr old son has to live with the trauma of.” I really hope they made her take multiple parenting classes, therapy, therapy for her son etc. I hope everything has been sunshine and roses since then for the sake of that little boy. Being a parent is a SERIOUS responsibility. It is the most important job on the planet. You are literally building a human- shaping and molding their mind and personality, their self worth and emotional toolbox. It’s not something that should be taken lightly and in that moment she couldn’t have cared less it seems.
My daughter is 5 and on the spectrum... She would never leave the house alone, she has never given me any grief with things like you see the kids who decorate with flour, glue, paint, etc she has never tried cooking alone but she knows where her snacks are and she gets her own juice boxes from the fridge however if she ever woke up alone she would lose her mind and be absolutely terrified
A common trait with autistic child is called eloping! It's when an autistic child flees from home/family due to overwhelming feelings of unsafety, discomfort or other overwhelming emotions.
Children who have this trait need 24/7 watch, multiple locks on all doors and windows, cameras if possible, and a permanent medical jewelry with name, medical needs, etc. I've even seen some parents get stickers for their cars that say an autistic child who prone to eloping is on board, in order to keep their kids safe during stressful situations on the road that might trigger the child into fleeing. (Car wrecks, being pulled over, etc.)
There are ways for kids with this symptom to live very fulfilling and happy lives and even more so if they're ever able to grow out of it. (Some autistic folks keep this symptom life long, it's a symptom not easily ignored and can cause a meltdown if resisted, which for those unaware is a neurological event with stress levels similar to a stroke or seizure. It's a medical event, not a tantrum and should be treated like the serious event it is. We can never "grow out" of meltdowns either, it's something all autistic people can suffer from.)
All autistic people have different needs, accommodations, symptoms and overall health needs. The Spectrum is not a straight line and shouldn't be treated as such it's rather a circle with multiple different levels for each section of that circle Spectrum is not a straight line and shouldn't be treated as such, it's rather a circle with multiple different levels of severity, for each symptom that makes a different section of that circle.
I love my autism, I just wish that I was properly diagnosed at an early age and had my needs met. This kid is probably gonna suffer some of the same traumas I did as an undiagnosed autistic kid with a mother who has narcissistic tendencies, but like 1000x worse cause it's all online for everyone to see and comment on.
I hope this kid gets the help they need, including possible diagnosis, and therapy for both the mother and them.
Did she really name her son after a Pokemon!?
yes 😭💀 she named him onyx..god lmao this is so weird, i knew her in highschool and remember when her kid was born and everyone i knew was like … no way she’s fr naming him that like he’s just a pet
onyx is a gem tho 😐 like an actual gem and not just a "pokemon name" lmao
I have a cat named Onyx because he's full black, like the stone. Naming a child after an animated or cartoon character seems a little immature. It reminds me of this old Adam Sandler movie, He's My Boy, where he has a child with his teacher. I think he's 13 or something and he names the kid Han Solo.
@@ollie3746 when you're covered in crappy pokemon tattoos I doubt it has to do with the gem
@@SegwayBossk you know two things can be true at once lol
was never expecting a EWUxMarkie crossover...love it lol
Dcf/cps calls are not public record because they involve minors.
I have an autistic 4 yr old, if i leave her alone for 10 minutes, she will get into anything and everything and not even cuz shes autistic, but because SHES FOUR YEARS OLD. Children that young have zero impulse control or sense of danger.
I appreciate the Tehmimi shoutout. She’s one of the first tea/commentary channels I subscribed to
i was binging your videos and then you posted 😭😭
Same. 😊 Markie Gang, let's go? 😅🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️🥝💚🖤
I have tattoos and have been judged by random strangers but it’s cause they think I ruined my skin and not for neglecting an autistic child cause I have half a brain cell to know not to do that
I had watched your video however long ago & recently watched the EWU video… I had no idea it was the same girl because her actions were so reckless and crazy in the body cam video.
I can't imagine leaving my autistic son alone that young. He's 7 now, and I still have a camera on him while he sleeps, as well as our indoor and outdoor security cameras. The farthest I've ever gone is down the driveway, occasionally down the road in front of the next-door neighbor's house while trying to get a look at the moon, but that monitor stays in my hand at full volume. I assume she's very young, not that it's an excuse. I just can't imagine being concerned with anything more than my son's well-being.
The charges should never have been dropped, unless the nanny was at fault!
Fresh 🤠 oooooooh wth I vaguely remember this lady. That poor boy 😧 look, I think it’s totally fine for a mother to want to go out at night and chill w friends. But u gotta make sure ur child is properly taken care of while ur not around - a baby sitter, a friend, or an older relative. Like, what she did was so dangerous for that kid. Just wow.
it’s probably mentioned in the video, but her mother moved with her to florida and lived like 2 miles away from her house
Oh duuude, she got called out on Explore With Us, hardcore
My anxiety doesn't make me lie. It makes me do irrational things in the name of safety. Like hiring two baby sitters to watch my baby instead of just one. Anxiety exists to protect you and your family unit. That is its evolutionary purpose. We are prey animals. Back in the day if she wasn't anxious about her babies safety a tiger would eat her baby.
It's crazy that she makes a statement that means she changes.
But when evrry other content creator makes a statement it means they're trying to salvage their career which is it?
I watch my kids sleep in their baby monitors while I am in the next room. I couldn’t imagine leaving them alone.
ETA my 5 year old is autistic and I have padlocks up high locked at all times because he would run right out into traffic if I didn’t stop him. My worst nightmare 😢
I have a little Hudini child (he's an adult now) who would excape anything I tried to put him in to keep him contiained and the little bugger excaped the house once, I found him in the front yard a few minutes later. I felt like a piece of shit, I couldn't imagine if I made a terrible choice like that and my son got out how badly I would feel. I sincerly hope she learned a lesson, like she said and will never do anything like that ever again.
DCF should’ve taken the kid away the moment they named him Onix…
My 17yr old adhd autistic son doesnt get left alone and never has. His nearly 7yr old sister doesnt get left alone either, she shows adhd and asd traits also but not as severe as non verbal brother. I am disgusted it was dismissed, she got away with child neglect and endangerment. Any thing else happens to that poor kid then it also on the hands of those who let her get away with this. It was definitely not her first time pulling that crap
The fact that she has a full time nanny makes it so much worse, it’s not like she has no support system and has had zero spare time in months. That still wouldn’t make it ok in the least but it could lead to mental instability and therefore erratic impulsive decisions. But nope, sounds like she has loads of free time but just gives zero f’s about traumatizing and endangering her kid
I could NOT imagine how you could just leave your child home alone at such a young age. Her child was 4!! Anything could happen while they’re home alone and cameras are not enough when really you should be home with them. Fires, burglaries, accidents… so many things could go wrong where you child could need you in a matter of seconds.
She means the nanny has raised a polite boy.
She used her sons neglect and possibly trauma to advertise her onlyfans !!! Enough said.
for her son’s sake I genuinely hope she did change but I don’t think I could trust someone like that ever again if I was her family
Even if you run out of laundry detergent, why would you go out at that time of night? It could have waited until the next day. She wouldn’t of needed to leave the child alone
My son is 5 and I run to take the garbage out as fast as I can in our apartment I could NEVER leave him oh my goshhhhhhhhhhhhhh, I don’t even let him not hold my hand in parking lots. I love my son more then anything.
When I worked outside of the home (I worked over nights at a hospital, now I work from home so I can be home with my son and not need babysitters) I had a camera.. I could speak to my son through it, Which he loved. I used it even while my son was being watched by my mom.. I just wanted to be able to see him cause he had been diagnosed with insomnia and it made me nervous about bed time. If her son is on the spectrum the things that could have happened are endless. I so glad her son's case turned out ok.