We find that Appellant has raised a substantial question in this case, and, therefore, we shall address the merits of her sentencing issue. In deciding whether a trial judge considered only permissible factors in sentencing a defendant, an appellate court must, of necessity, review all of the judge's comments. After reviewing the record, we find that the trial court noted on the record the negative effect Appellant's actions would have on some working mothers who rely on babysitters on a daily basis. The reality of life today is that society does need caregivers. Young families need caregivers.
Women have the right, if they elect, to work.
Some women don't have a choice, they have to work in order for their families to live. They also have the right to have children and have families. Caregivers aren't forced to be caregivers. You elected to do this. You elected to take children into your home.