Does it constitute a crime of abandonment that the woman left her/kloc-0-year-old son with a nanny and disappeared, and his grandparents refused to come forward?

The woman lost her one-year-old son to the nanny and disappeared. Her grandparents refused to come forward. The woman has constituted the crime of abandonment. Because it is difficult for the woman to bear the responsibility of raising the child after giving birth, she chooses to find a nanny. After giving the child to the nanny, she refused to pay the nanny, but seeing this caring nanny, she also took good care of the child, which is not the obligation of any nanny to take care of the child.

The woman abandoned her child. Because she got pregnant before she got married, she gave birth to the baby before she got married. I saw this woman dressed beautifully, but she abandoned her children. After contacting this woman, she is willing to take the child back to her home. I contacted my grandparents and they refused to interview. More importantly, considering that my daughter has children out of wedlock, she will feel a little embarrassed, so she doesn't want to face the camera.

As a young man now, his private life is particularly chaotic. After having a child, he will give birth to the child without hesitation. Whether parents object or not, it is not a simple matter to raise children after giving birth. When I was pregnant, I held the impulse idea that each other would last forever, but when I entered the marriage life, I knew that two people would face great problems. The woman can't bear the responsibility of raising children, so she wants to hire a nanny.

It is understandable for this woman to ask a nanny to help with the children, but after all, the children are the meat falling from her body, and she has to shoulder the task of raising them. For any mother, since she gave birth to a child, she has the obligation to raise the child. Adults must carefully consider the problem of pregnancy and childbirth, and don't do anything that hurts children, who are still young. After all, children are innocent and need young people to do things. Look before you leap.