Is OTHER wrong in the post ? POST : My husband and I have a friend who lives around the corner. We do a lot to help her family out and now I'm starting to feel taken advantage of. I have 3 kids of my own who are very little (all under 6 and one is an infant)- relevant to things.

I take her and her kid to school every morning since she doesn't drive and it's too cold to walk. They live around the corner so I don't mind. It only adds an extra minute. But once a week I take the kid to school without either parent because there is another kid that doesn't go to daycare that day and my vehicle isn't big enough for everyone- only seats 6. It's not a huge deal but it does make things a bit more intense with 4 kids especially in the cold. 

Twice a week I watch one of the kids after school for about 3 hours. I'm not being paid, which again not a huge deal. They don't have a lot of money and we are financially stable. But this kid has some behavioural problems. We work through them and tell the kid appropriate ways to express their feelings, using manners, etc. that my kids already (minus the baby) know how to do and do effectively usually- they're kids they aren't perfect. 

Now, some mornings after dropping the kids off she says "oh I have an appointment at (wherever) in 15 minutes can you take me there?" At which point I feel obligated because that's a pretty big time crunch so I do even if I have other things going on because I can usually make it on time. 

My husband does drop off when he is not working and she has an expectation that he's going to help them on a whim to do what ever they need for that day. I'm kind of getting annoyed at all the expectations for whatever they need at any time. I don't mind doing the school run and watching the kid after but I feel like it's a lot to expect the other stuff. 

AITA? She seems pretty understanding when I say it's a lot but doesn't change anything. Also we have 2 vehicles so I can still do things I need to get done if my man has the car.