When Taylor gets back to her car, a woman puts a child in her car and leaves immediately. Now the child belongs to Taylor. What is the relationship between Taylor and the child?
1) Adoptive mother
2) Aunt
3) Babysitter
4) None of the above

The scenario you've described is a highly unusual and potentially illegal situation. Under normal circumstances, simply leaving a child in someone else's car does not change legal guardianship or parental rights.

In a hypothetical and extreme scenario such as the one you've described, assuming that the woman who placed the child in Taylor's car had no legal authority to do so, the most appropriate relationship between Taylor and the child would be "None of the above."

In reality, the situation would likely involve legal authorities and child services to determine the best course of action for the child's well-being and to sort out any legal ramifications.

When Taylor gets back to her car, a woman puts a child in her car and leaves immediately. Now the child belongs to Taylor. What is the relationship between Taylor and the child? 1) Adoptive mother 2) Aunt 3) Babysitter 4) None of the above

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When Taylor gets back to her car, a woman puts a child in her car and leaves immediately. Now the child belongs to Taylor. What is the relationship between Taylor and the child?
1) Adoptive mother
2) Aunt
3) Babysitter
4) None of the above