Anonymous wrote:I would not work in a home where there is a weapon

Let's see, a poker can be a weapon. A broken glass bottle can be a weapon
All knives and some forks can be a weapon. Ropes can be a weapon. I could go on but you should be getting the point of how stupid your remark is!

I have once. I pick up an extra gig working with an after school program that offers full day care when schools have institute days. A 5yo with a blood clotting disorder fell and scraped her knee but was losing so much blood. I called mom to alert her and she literally told me "Figure it out. The girls are over for cocktails, I can't be a bad hostess". This was 10am on a Monday. Bleeding got worse so I accompanied girl in an ambulance to the hospital and made a CPS report immediately.

I’ve called cops about two families with whom I interviewed and 1 where I did a trial. I don’t know outcomes for any of the three.

1. Trial family: I noticed and reported several indicators (7, if I remember correctly) of sexual abuse. Child was old enough to be a reliable narrator, and when I asked a few subtle questions, he didn’t lie but got very squirrelly. I quit and reported when I found him molesting his younger sister.

2. Interview family: I was told how to physically discipline children during the interview, and then they called in a child to demonstrate. I felt horrible, but I elected to tell them to stop after 1 hit, that way I had a way to describe exactly what they did and cps would be able to find the bruise pattern.

3. Interview family: I reported a family who chose to have same age siblings sleep in the same bed, all kids in the same room. 15/12, 8/10, 6 twins and 2/3 boy/girl sets, and no indication that they should be separated by gender. I have no doubt that cps just made the parents give up the converted second bedroom they made into an office to put all the boys there.

I would not work in a home where there is a weapon

Anonymous wrote:A bunch of people just got stabbed in NYC. Ban knives.

Yawn. Same ridiculous parroted crap. If you truly think a knife and a firearm are the same then give up your firearms and buy new knifes - your forearms are clearly unnecessary and redundant since they are the same as knives (except easier to clean).

Anonymous wrote:I personally didn’t call. The mom did but I was interviewed twice. The dad would point a loaded gun at us. I was personally told by cps that is not illegal. I said you can point a loaded gun at a child and she told me yes as long as you don’t pull the trigger a parent in the state of Maryland can discipline however they want. Cps is a joke.

That makes no sense and you quit.

A bunch of people just got stabbed in NYC. Ban knives.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I personally didn’t call. The mom did but I was interviewed twice. The dad would point a loaded gun at us. I was personally told by cps that is not illegal. I said you can point a loaded gun at a child and she told me yes as long as you don’t pull the trigger a parent in the state of Maryland can discipline however they want. Cps is a joke.

WT....F?!?!?!
I’m speechless
F guns in this country
Allowed to be used like eating bread

1. Absolutely horrifying! What the f*ck is wrong with Maryland?!!

^^ Yes, the only people allowed to have guns are police + the military.

Too many unjustified shootings to dispute this.

Btw pointing a gun at somebody is attempted murder I don’t care what others say

Anonymous wrote:I personally didn’t call. The mom did but I was interviewed twice. The dad would point a loaded gun at us. I was personally told by cps that is not illegal. I said you can point a loaded gun at a child and she told me yes as long as you don’t pull the trigger a parent in the state of Maryland can discipline however they want. Cps is a joke.

WT....F?!?!?!
I’m speechless
F guns in this country
Allowed to be used like eating bread

I personally didn’t call. The mom did but I was interviewed twice. The dad would point a loaded gun at us. I was personally told by cps that is not illegal. I said you can point a loaded gun at a child and she told me yes as long as you don’t pull the trigger a parent in the state of Maryland can discipline however they want. Cps is a joke.

I was wondering how often does it happen that nannies actually call CPS
And what were the reasons and outcomes?
Thank you in advance!