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Girl Tells Parents She Won’t Be Babysitting Her Sibling For Them

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The transition from being an only child to becoming an older sibling can be both exciting and challenging. In a recent Reddit post, a 16-year-old girl shared her concerns about her parent’s plans for her to take care of their newborn sibling. This situation raises important questions about family dynamics, responsibilities, and personal aspirations.

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The Reddit post details the unexpected news of the parents’ second pregnancy. This revelation not only surprised the teenage girl but also caught her parents off guard. The impending arrival of a new baby brings about a shift in family dynamics. The parents, who were initially content with having only one child, now find themselves faced with the reality of expanding their family.

The teenage girl expresses her reservations about her parents’ expectations for her to become a caregiver for the new baby. She highlights the fact that she has her own aspirations and activities that she values.

Keep on scrolling down to read the full story in OP’s own words and we will see you at the end of the article.

1. Is OP an A-hole for telling her parents that she won’t be their live-in babysitter or take care of her baby sibling for them? Keep on scrolling down to find out

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2. The OP is a 16-year-old and an only child and that position will expire in October when OP’s parents have their second child

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3. OP says that the pregnancy was a big shock for them and for herself as well

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4. They sat OP down a week ago and told her that they had plans for her to watch the baby for 3-4 hours after school until they get home from work

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5. They told OP that she is going to be a big sister now and that as part of the family, she has responsibilities.

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6. OP’s parents were really unhappy with her and they told her that she was going to miss out on so much by doing this

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7. OP says that is exactly how she feels

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8. This Redditor told OP to tell her parents that if she wanted a baby at 16, she would have gotten pregnant herself

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9. This Redditor says that her mom has always been a single mom and much like OP’s mom she is very emotionally absent

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10. This sure is a ridiculous amount of time!

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11. OP surely does sound way more mature than her parents

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12. This Redditor assures OP that she is not throwing anything away

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13. They sure are trying to do that

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14. OP doubts it

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15. Exactly it’s unfair for OP’s parents to expect OP to take on such a significant responsibility

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16. This Redditor says that this is a type of abuse

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17. This Redditor suggested OP to start saving up and plan her exit strategies

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18. This Redditor thinks that OP’s parents are ridiculous

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19. This Redditor advised OP if they leave her alone with a newborn she should be giving that baby to an anonymous adoption drop-off.

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20. This Redditor suggested OP look up resources for abortion clinics adoption agencies and babysitters in their area and hand them all the information

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