
A Facebook user was called out for reporting a DoorDash mom to the company after she brought her young daughter along on work.
A woman named Bridget Locklear reportedly reported a black DoorDash driver online for bringing her daughter on a delivery.
“A few weeks ago, I reported a Dasher to DoorDash for having her child with her while working, and today I finally received a response from DoorDash,” she complained in her Facebook post.
The Woman Claimed the Mom Should Hire a Nanny

“I’ll continue reporting situations like this whenever I see them,” the woman added in her complaint.
The woman shared two images in her post. The first was a nighttime still from her doorbell camera that showed the Dasher checking her phone at the front door of the woman’s house while her little girl stood right beside her.
“If you’re working and delivering orders, your child shouldn’t have to tag along… Make arrangements for childcare or hire a nanny,” the woman wrote.
The second image showed the email DoorDash sent Locklear weeks after she filed her report.
What Did DoorDash Email Say?

The screenshot of the email that the woman added did not say much about the DoorDash policy for working employees. It also did not mention that the mom broke any rules for letting her daughter tag along on the delivery.
The company, however, thanked her for the report and said it would be reviewed under the company’s internal policies.
The email also said it cannot share details about another person’s account or any action taken.
How Did the Internet React?

“God bless single moms with no help,” one person reportedly wrote.
Some Facebook users pointed out that the little child was safe with her mother while she worked.
“DoorDash-ing but thinks she can get a nanny? Normalize minding your business,” another person commented.

One person came to the mom’s defense and wrote, “People are so hateful! Clearly, if she had a sitter, she would’ve used them. She thought she ate by posting this too smh.”
“DoorDash actually lets you have kids and passengers they actually have it as policy,” a social media user shared.
Meanwhile, a few chimed in to support Locklear.