Since getting the call earlier in the day, Amanda had fair warning that T was going to be calling and had plenty of time to make up a story as to what went on. I�m getting two different stories from her, and I don�t know if either of them are the truth.

This is what Amanda said Sunday night: she said that Little T and her were playing Peek-a-boo. That is why I didn�t see Amanda on the couch. She was laying down playing Peek-a-boo with Little T. Amanda knew that Little T had pooped, but didn�t change her, because they were playing. She was going to change her later. Yes, she knew the office was torn up, and was going to clean it up after they were done playing.

Even as I�m typing this, I don�t buy it. First, the entire house smelled like poop. Unless this girl has no common sense, stop playing and change the freaking diaper. Secondly, how long was she hiding under the blanket? Obviously, long enough for Little T to get into the videos and papers in the office, because she was eating tape when I came home.

Third, I came home at my normal time. I wasn�t early. Again, if you had any sense, wouldn�t you change the baby�s diaper and clean up the mess in the office before the mom got home?

The story I got Friday afternoon was: Amanda thought Little T was asleep on the floor. She didn�t know she was in the office, and that the cat was the one who messed up the office.

I�m not buying either story, and I�m still very uneasy about leaving her home with Little T. We�re considering getting a nanny cam, but I don�t know if I want to be that extreme. Also, I don�t know if getting another babysitter is the answer. Is having a total stranger in my house going to solve the problem?