Tina and Gina Were Raised by Hazel, Their Live-In Nanny

Tina and Gina were raised by Hazel, their live-in nanny. When the twins entered kindergarten, their parents originally considered letting Hazel go, however the attachment to Hazel was evident and the fact that the children learned a second language from Hazel was a bonus. Hazel remained with the family until the twins were in fifth grade at which time the family sadly parted ways. The separation from Hazel was devastating. This scenario best represents which of the following?

A) The dynamics of the unregulated child are industry.
B) The demand for low-wage workers and their willingness to take risks with families.
C) The commodification of love and the consequences of these arrangements.
D) The expectation that separation anxiety is an acceptable consequences of the job.