My sister sent me an invoice for babysitting my daughter: ‘Here is a breakdown of everything Victoria used in my home’

When Jessica dropped her young daughter, Victoria, off at her sister’s house for the afternoon, she was expecting everything to go well.

Jessica had to work over the weekend, so she asked her sister – who has three kids of her own – if she could watch her daughter while she was away.

But when she picked her up from her sister’s house, she didn’t expect to receive a whopping invoice for everything her daughter did and touched over the weekend.

Jessica took to TikTok to share the text messages she exchanged with her sister, which quickly blew up into a full-on feud.

“Here is a breakdown of everything Victoria used in my home,” her sister’s text message began.

“Times are getting hard and I think it is only fair we charge for stuff that she used while being here.”

Attached to the text was an invoice for Jessica to pay, complete with a breakdown of every single charge she expected her sister to pay.

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And boy, some of these charges are wild, to say the least.

Some charges were more than fair, especially for those doing it tough financially., Victoria apparently wet the bed, which Jessica’s sister charged her $10 to help clean.

The sister also took her kids and Victoria to an Italian restaurant, charging Jessica $17 for the meal.

However, that’s where the reasonable charges end, because now it’s all downhill.

Three cups of apple juice will cost Jessica $3 and she was charged $1.25  for “paint used when drawing”, $3 for eating three bags of chips, and $7 for “using electricity to play video games.”

Even one cup of milk would set Jessica back $1, which, honestly, would cover the cost of an entire carton.

Other charges included 50 cents for flushing the toilet, which Victoria reportedly did five times, and another 50 cents for every time she washed her hands.

Jessica’s sister said Victoria also wanted to go to the park, so she charged her $3.75 for petrol to get there, $4.50 to watch Netflix, and a whopping $10 to use WiFi on the iPad.

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“Please pay $72 by APRIL 30th, 2024 to avoid interest,” the end of the text read.

That’s right, Jessica was charged $72 by her sister for watching Victoria for the weekend.

Jessica was furious, taking to TikTok to air her grievances with the rest of the world.

In response to the invoice, all Jessica cou;d respond with was: “You have issues!” How do I decline this BS?”

“How ridiculous is this girl?” she asked the camera.

“Like, she flushed the toilet five times, $10 for Wi-Fi, $4.50 for Netflix, a bag of chips, like really? Really? How ridiculous is she? You know?”

According to Jessica’s sister, however, the chargers she made weren’t too unreasonable.

“If she were to have taken my niece to a daycare they would have charged her at least like $150 just to watch her,” her sister said in a follow-up video. “I have enough on my plate, you know I have a lot of people that live here, so her coming over here was an extra mouth to feed.”

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Jessica’s sister complained that Victoria was “an extra person who was breathing in my home. Taking away from my children,” she said.

“It definitely caused so much freaking stress you don’t even know. I was mentally exhausted, it was so stressful having so many children here. I just couldn’t deal with it.”

People were divided about both videos, with some arguing it was “ridiculous” to charge so much to babysit your own family.

“I’m on your side!! Who charges for a favor?” someone asked. “Honestly, if this were me my kids would never go back there,” said another.

“I watch my sister’s kids for free, and they eat all my food and leave a mess, but I love them like they’re my own so I never thought to ask for money,” a third wrote.

“This is wild!” said another. “Girl, time for a new sister.”

But some didn’t think her charges were too extreme.

“I get wetting the bed and Olive Garden the rest is absolutely insane,” read a comment.

“The only valid charges are the Olive Garden meal and peeing the bed,” another agreed. “Everything else is wild.”

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