14-year-old refuses to bring her 2 and 5-year-old half siblings to school event, father and stepmother push back: 'We have nothing in common and they're a bit much'

Toddlers are a handful! If you've ever had to watch a 2 or 3-year-old even for an afternoon, you probably know exactly why this is. They rarely stop moving — they're usually bouncing from room to room, playing with toys, making messes, putting everything in their mouths, and causing a ruckus. When you have to leave the house with these little ones, you need to bring extra clothes, snacks, and their toys or stuffed animals. It's not exactly a walk in the park to take a toddler out, so it's odd that these parents were insisting that their 14-year-old take her 2 young siblings to a school event. 

The 2 and 5-year-old kids were definitely not old enough to go to this fright night event! I wonder if the parents just wanted a peaceful night at home, and decided to force their daughter into babysitting so they could kick back and relax. At least commenters had this teen's back!

Up next, read about this employee who was almost at pension age when his company decided to try and push him out: "[He] asked HR to prove it." 

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