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I hope you told her no and that she had to pick them up. you have a life to
Learn to say no. Her kids are her responsibility
I'd say "Sure, but it'll co$t you." She'll find the energy to pick them up.
I know everyone will chose the hostile response. But sometimes after coming from work you really don't have energy to move kids. Which btw is not just driving them, but actually dealing with all the bed ritual. As a mom, which probably has experience, you probably know that. And can help her get control back over herlife and help her where it counts. (Maybe watching the kids in her house and help with the bed ritual). And to all those poster it's her problem. Remember that humans were never meant to live without big family around them. Traditionally, and evolutionary kids were the responsibility of the entire close clan. What is being asked from parents these days of working full time and then being a parent full time, is inhumane.
Sounds like you did not say “No” to her enough when she was younger.
If it's really that close, walk them home and drop them off.
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I hope you told her no and that she had to pick them up. you have a life to
Learn to say no. Her kids are her responsibility