There are all kinds of babysitters these days. Look at this babysitter, who is taking care of the 1-month-old child while the child is asleep and secretly drinking the milk of the female employer!
The female employer's name is Lin, 27, from Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Usually more idle time, she will first squeeze out her breast milk in a small bottle, let the babysitter feed the child to drink.
The other day, however, she noticed that the 58-year-old babysitter was stealing her own milk and suddenly felt sick.
On Sept. 12, Lin questioned the nanny, who admitted to drinking Lin's milk, but did not apologize.
On Sept. 17, Lin posted po on Facebook, accusing the babysitter of stealing milk for her child. In po, Lin also plays a video that is captured by surveillance. The video shows the babysitter wearing a mask and feeding the child on the sofa. The babysitter looked at the surveillance and then took the child out of the living room. But the video didn't see her drinking milk.
Lin says the babysitter coaxed her daughter to sleep and drank her milk at the blind spot.
The angry mother said that after she gave birth to a second child, she asked a babysitter to take care of her. Her son was 2 years old and her daughter was born in August. She hired the babysitter while she was sitting on the moon. On the afternoon of September 12, Lin observed that 450 milliliters of milk were left in the bottle, but a moment later, when the babysitter came out of the living room again, the bottle was empty! So she asked the babysitter if the baby had finished her milk!
"she said yes, I don't believe it," Lin said. "I went to see the surveillance. "
The babysitter later admitted to drinking the rest of the milk, but did not apologize or explain why. Lin said the nanny said she drank only a little and said Linn was too stingy and ungenerous.
The babysitter said she didn't want to waste milk, and her former employer would take the rest home. The babysitter also said she was anemic.
The Lin reported the matter to the local social welfare department, but officials said the babysitter's behavior could not be regarded as misconduct, but called on all babysitters to abide by professional ethics.
I don't know how you think, anyway, after reading it, the editor only thinks: it's really strange to have every day, every day is different!