New Twist in Mom Who Left Kids for Vegas Case

what happens when you have young mothers living alone?<br>In 2024, there were 1,727 births to girls under the age of 15 in the United States.<br>The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) tracks public health data for this younger demographic as a combined &quot;under 15&quot; or &quot;10–14&quot; age group rather than isolating age 14 individually. Within this bracket, the vast majority of births occur at ages 13 and 14.

How dare that woman get upset at her son for calling 911, that says a lot. She’s crazy, she looks crazy. To do that after leaving your kids for 5 days.<br>I hope she is punished to the fullest extent of the law.<br>The husband knocked the phone from her hand, that’s his charge big deal. She’d drive anyone crazy.

I&#39;m sorry, but this is ridiculous. The kids are with a person who has been charged with domestic violence, and living in a hotel to a penniless father, because the mom has been arrested for going to work? When I was 15, I kept 3 kids for 10 days while their parents went to Paris. The brother acted appropriately, and there was additional help. Ridiculous.

I think the mother was trying to earn the much needed money she needed to care for her children. And to the best of her ability she made arrangements. Those arrangements feel short of what most would call adequate. What I recommend to her and all parents of children 12 and older to signed up for the <br>Red Cross baby setter course. It’s a week long program and it’s very educational . It’s covers everything a child would need to know about caring for children of all ages. The corse is generally to earn the Red Cross baby sitter certificate so that the 12 year old or older can earn babysitter money watching children in their community. Or to watch younger siblings while parents run errands or work. But not going out of town. That’s when you need an adult to stay with the children around the clock. Even though the Red Cross corse covers everything you need to know about watching children even infant. They learn child and infant CPR and understand how to handle every type of emergency. A lot can happen during a work day while mother is away at work. <br>But over night is extreme. And I wish she had tried harder to find someone to stay in her home with the children while she was away. Also the universities offer corses in the summer months for children <br>10 and up. They are classes on medical emergencies and all types of emergencies that happen in the home. And how to react. They are usually put on by the fire department and police departments. <br>Check your local university for summer classes they are worth sending your children to them. I know it’s <br>An expensive and the time to get the child to class and pick up in the afternoon but just ask other parents if you can work out a schedule. And have a garage sale or do something to raise the fees for the classes. The Red Cross class I highly recommend. My three daughters took the Red Cross classes and they took their baby sitter certificate and earned money all throughout their teen yrs. I was close by in case there was any issues at the homes where they were babysitting. But out of three girls and hundreds of jobs babysitting there was never an issue, they were well trained. Education is very important. And getting an education in watching children can help your child. Who knows they might decide to become a teacher or a medical professional after watching children. Or maybe one day they will teach the classes. But let’s not ever go out of town leaving children under adult age home alone or to care for younger children. It’s too dangerous. Sure people did it 30-40 years ago but our world is very different. And actually I had children of all ages and I went out of town for my work a few times a year. And I had to make lots of arrangements. It was not easy and it cost me but it’s what was required.

There&#39;s a difference between leaving a 14 year old home while you&#39;re at work or at least in town and flying 2,200 miles away and not being available if your kids need you for any reason. Mom knew it was the wrong thing to do or she wouldn&#39;t have told her child &quot;you&#39;re going to get me in trouble&quot;

Child neglect without bodily harm? A kid&#39;s head was split open, how is that not bodily harm? What if somebody broke into the home? What if a fire happened? What if one of the kids was choking? Would the oldest child know the heimlich? So many things could have happened , but she still sees nothing wrong with leaving them at home alone when their father could have taken them or come to the house and stayed with them.

Y’all are too weak!…I was left alone for almost a month by my parents while they traveled to Mexico and I totally loved it, and it wasn’t just once multiple times throughout my life. I learn to cook at a very young age and become dependent on my own. I enjoy being alone at home, I also love both my parents being around too but what kid doesn’t like being Home Alone. Grew up watching those movies and I got to live it as well. Build character and learn to fend for myself. I’m 41 years old now and I moved out at 18 right after my birthday. I became a sous chef for 7 years and now I hate to apply my skills at home feeding my family. This is why kids don’t learn anything because parents coddle their children too much. Give this lady a break just like y’all giving Lindsey Clancy a break. Now that’s a monster!

<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWNfET2HaUc&amp;t=1195">19:55</a> has it not even occurred to you that, given the injury, it&#39;s likely the kids were doing something they might not have been doing if an actual adult had been around? Sure, the adult also would&#39;ve called 911. But unless these kids have regularly had dumbbell accidents, it seems like a consequence of being unsupervised. Which doesn&#39;t surprise me, but somehow, you seem to have not considered the possibility?

FFS! How is knocking a phone out of someone&#39;s hand Domestic Abuse? <br><br>There are real actual people out there who are legitimately in such a situation. This is NOT one of those. <br><br>The victimhood mentality running rampant in this country is pathetic.

My mom would go to different conferences my dad would be there but I had an adult friend of the family and we were never left alone. She is wrong esp with the injury of one child. Then she gets mad for calling 911 saying they are going to get her in trouble!! He has the kids he should have the house. Imo

My guess is this is NOT the first time this lady has left her children alone for more than a few hours, especially with her dismissive attitude and blaming her child for getting her in trouble .. She had a babysitter there from 8 am to 4 pm - when they would be in school, but left them alone all evening and night?? WHAT logic is that?? THEN, she stays in Vegas when her child was in hospitalized ... I have questions about the dad too, TBH. BRILLIANT that cops tell her that she could be &quot;in a potentially lethal situation,&quot; with her husband, but then he is given custody of the children????

Apparently the couple were separated and getting a divorce. The mom had the kids and because the husband was unemployed she was a single mom having to support them because she received no child support. The husband has no income and is staying in a motel with the kids because he is unemployed. Husband put in a gofundeme because he can&#39;t support himself or his kids. The mom had no fiinancial support whatsoever and had to work. Given these circumstances she should have the lowest charge as possible because she supports her kids.

<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWNfET2HaUc&amp;t=1373">22:53</a> From what I read she was a self-employed photographer 📸 so no boss, but she couldn&#39;t do the job virtually, but with that said she can&#39;t just leave her kids alone for a week while she&#39;s that far away either 🤷

Those poor kids! What a pair of losers these parents are! AND he&#39;s begging for money to pay for his attorney!!<br>NEITHER one of these losers deserve to have these kids!! It is THEIR job to care and nourish their children. This is NOT leaving them for a few hours of an evening. This Is NEGLECT for DAYS!!

Just because a child has hearing loss does not mean they’re disabled or special needs. It just means they can’t hear well. There should not be any emphasis on the fact that the 12-year-old has a hearing loss. Kids with hearing loss can do anything other kids can do.

So, the 4 kids could have gone to their dads, but she chose not to let them, because she&#39;s that person. The fact she rang her14yr old to tell him off for calling 911 because his brother split his head open, and said &quot; you&#39;re going to get me in trouble &quot;, means she knew what she&#39;d done was wrong. And how is she angry that the responsible child calls 911? She should be grateful that he&#39;s ok, and they did the right thing. She wasn&#39;t even concerned about it, hung up on the police! We were at home alone all the time when we were kids, but never for a week, or a weekend. I hope the 14yr old knows he did the right thing and not feel bad because his mother blamed him for the police being involved.

Just because he smacked a phone out of her hand, when She gets it out and Shoves the phone in his face and starts recording <br>Doesn’t make him a physical abuser.<br>Anyone of us could act the same if we were being wound up by someone who might be purposely causing unnecessary issues.<br>Appreciate she is earning an income - but her employer would have given her time to return home If she Really Cared Enough and Not Putting Her Job First

Americans are so coddled. My parents left me alone for a week when one of my grandparents died and they had to be present for the funeral but I had an exam that I couldn&#39;t miss. One of their friends dropped by each day to bring me food and that was more than enough for me. I feel sorry for the kid who got injured by the falling dumbbell, but I honestly don&#39;t think a babysitter or parent&#39;s presence would have changed that.

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