According to Bonnie at Hollywood Life:
..."Kate — you were in NYC all weekend on a manhunt and out shopping, even though it was your ‘custody’ weekend a source tells us! Why wouldn’t you let your kids spend time with their own dad? Kate, you celebrated turning 36 in a micro mini at hotspot restaurant STK on March 18 in front of a TLC film crew for Kate Plus 8 and then went out on the prowl looking for men to meet the same night at rooftop lounge, 230 Fifth. At 230 Fifth, you were being filmed flirting with a roomful of guys, according to Page Six. Then you were photographed shopping at FAO Schwartz and at an Aldo’s Shoe Store the next day, where you bought three pairs of shoes.
That’s fine. You need to work, and working moms sometimes have to work weekends. But what I don’t get is why you would chose to leave your eight children with a babysitter, when they have a father nearby. Jon Gosselin, I hear through a source would be ready, willing and able to step in on parenting duty. He’s said that he wants to spend more time with his kids.
But we hear from a source that you “prefer to leave your children with a babysitter, rather than their dad.” Now, why would you do that? Do you think Jon is that bad of a dad, that a babysitter is a better caretaker? Why wouldn’t you want your kids to spend more time with their father — especially when you aren’t at home?
We hear that Jon didn’t even know you were away this past weekend, until he saw the photos of you headed to your birthday party in NYC. Kate, why wouldn’t you tell Jon you are away — even for emergency reasons? What if something happened to the kids? Wouldn’t you at least want him to be aware that you’re a couple of hundred miles away so he could be on the ready should anything happen to one of the eight Gosselletes? There are eight little children we’re talking about. Their needs, not anger about past issues between you and Jon, should be your biggest priority.
As a mom of four myself, I can’t understand why you wouldn’t want your children to have as close a relationship as possible with their father. Leaving them with a babysitter instead of a willing dad is mystery to me. Kate — are you sure you’re not putting your own desire to punish Jon ahead of what’s best for your kids?"
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