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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would help if the two kids are friends. I once had a girl for fife days (overnight) with us because her single mother working as a midwife in a hospital had to step in at short notice and couldn't find sombody to look after her 7year old daughter. Me and DH have flexible hours, our kids went to a half day sports camp during the whole week so me/DH had to look after this girl instead of working. But this mom was desperate so we helped. [/quote] OP’s situation is different. There is no short notice when it comes to the school’s schedule. [b]This mom didn’t plan. [/b] Personally, I do lots of favors for people, including babysitting, sometimes for days at a time. But I would not on days where I am using my leave for whatever it is that I want to do. And, given how pushy she is, I’d probably let her know that I’m uncomfortable and can no longer take her kid on Tuesday. [/quote] OP said the mom had childcare but it fell through. I'm not saying the pushy mom is right, she's not, but she did have plans. [/quote]
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