TikTok Employee Helps Sadistic Nanny Get A Job To Abuse 2-Day-Old Baby, Then Helps Her Flee

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[@watchingvideosbruh]

I love that Christina thinks that this will die out but here is Stephanie using her platform to let millions of people know 💅

[@ND2LNomo69]

thank goodness for that too, this is the FIRST i’ve heard of this case!!

[@ash_tray]

Period! 😈😈😈

[@paulbrown523]

😂❤😂🎉🎉😮😮😅

[@TheMaskedChef7]

I would never comprehend the mindset of hurting a helpless infant, that has to be pure evil

[@Joppi1992]

sociopathies and psychopathies are literally about how the inner-workings of the brain are - amongst a lot of other things - either severely impaired in empathy, or lacks it entirely, and depending on what it is specifically then it also includes other complicated differences in how the brain works and develops. So what you see as normal, is something a person with a brain like that would never be able to understand. I'm not saying it excuses anything, and dangers to society needs to be kept away from society, but not even understanding why it happens will only spread superstitions; there are also those who are still able to function in society, because their affected level still makes it possible for them to do so.

[@ville-c4u]

I'm a 30+ year old media creator with aspergers syndrome who is a jack of all trades with a passion for fighting against cyberbullying. I've been doing these kinds of things for over 10 years and I've picked up a whole set of different skills along the way.

[@LanaLou94]

@@ville-c4uok?

[@Joppi1992]

@ It's just a person either desperately struggling, or using an automated service for, to spread ads for the person's channel. Saw identical messages pop up as replies, from the same person, in other "threads" here under this video.

[@mangamegbe]

I know just hearing about it made me nauseous.

[@auggiemain]

If I was alone changing a babies diaper and suddenly heard a full grown adult say "that's a really poopy diaper" ID be the one with a really poopy diaper bro 😭😭 that is so fucking scary omgg

[@koko_nawty]

Right?? That’s so terrifying, just a random person watching you and saying something so random out of nowhere 😭

[@tita.hai224]

😂😂

[@Ashley-mc9uy]

LMAOO your so real for that

[@msSapphiric]

🤣😂😅

[@villain_4638]

Can relate 😂

[@prettybathwater]

it’s a miracle baby H is ok after being suffocated like that so many times and thrown around it’s so scary, a little fragile new born baby being abused so aggressively 😢

[@akekifs]

Might have lasting effects? Does the video talk about it in depth? Sorry I don't have time to watch this in length but I'm curious.

[@mangomummi]

@@akekifsStephanie said the baby is too young to really know the lasting effects. The baby has gone to the doctor and gotten x-rays etc. and we just can’t be too sure if there will be lasting effects or not. It’s so sad and heartbreaking 💔

[@akekifs]

@@mangomummi OMG it's a recent case! I really hope baby doesn't suffer in future.

[@Foooddd]

Yes it will have lasting affects babies are emotionally aware and the fact the baby was scared to cry shows this baby will be messed up emotionally ​@@mangomummi

[@bobatea1950]

so horrifying

[@jijibunny198]

The daughter is ABSOLUTELY guilty of aiding and abetting a crime. She should 100% be charged right alongside her mother.

[@Xcxc13]

Thiss

[@ashesofhopesinabonfireofdr6341]

If that nanny did this to my child then tik tok and snap chat would have 1 missing employee each. That nanny would never be seen again either.

[@FallenMuse81]

I don't think this nanny is coming back.

[@ashesofhopesinabonfireofdr6341]

@FallenMuse81 she will never be seen, by anyone.

[@rmama94]

Yeah that’s my thought exactly. She’d been 6 ft under before she even thought of going back to wherever the hell she came from.

[@StrongHer40]

Similar post I made but rotten mango deleted it. But I definitely agree with the OP. And I’m pregnant so watching this enraged me.

[@rmama94]

@@StrongHer40 I think my comment got deleted too lol 🫠

[@beba891]

I saw the video, and the NEWBORN is self-soothing ALREADY! THAT'S HOW MUCH SHE'S TRYING TO SURVIVE. INSANE.

[@Ava-sw2bn]

I nearly cried. Just thinking about how soft a newborns head is… I just can’t.

[@user-co9ee8ev6s]

💔💔

[@Addeyur777]

I saw the video too.. I audibly gasped.. I can’t believe someone can handle a baby that way and sleep soundly..

[@arelycarmona3729]

I had to click off within the first second. It was so bad

[@playaprinnces]

What does self soothing mean?

[@Nour.F.]

I just hope baby H grows up to be healthy and happy, with no complications related to what happened. 🙏🏻

[@fizzap2x]

Exactly what I was thinking 😊

[@demiraichan]

Was checking comments to make sure the baby was ok, from the thumbnail alone I know I can't watch it. My daughter is 4 and ever since she was born I can't handle kids being hurt in these stories. Especially when it's caretakers who do it. Makes my blood boil and want to seek revenge for the poor little souls who can't do anything.

[@zazabinks00]

Unfortunately when a child is subjected to such violence at such an incredibly young age, they can end up having shaken baby syndrome, brain bleeding and traumatic brain injury which can cause lifelong disabilities

[@Freya1412]

I also hope that too but I just watched the footage of what the nanny did and it's so violent. I don't think that child got away without long term damage. I don't want to criticise the mom and dad but I have to ask where were the parents at this time? Okay dad may have been working. Mom was in the house recovering. She didn't hear the way her child was screaming? My maternal instinct kicked in hearing that baby screaming. It was not a normal cry. It was a very distressing screaming that came from the baby. I had major complications when my first child was born but I swear it didn't matter what meds I was on to help with pain and sleep if my child cried I was awake and getting to the nursery. I'm so confused. Maybe one incident could have been missed but so many times... I'm not against getting a nanny. I think the concept of confinement nanny's are amazing. However you have to be vigilant because this is a stranger. No matter how well they are vetted, it's still a stranger.

[@glorial2825]

🙏 🙏🙏

[@GabrielMcnei]

I think it's great that Christina believes this will end, but Stephanie is using her position to inform millions of people.

[@sagejungwirth4155]

I hate the victim blaming going on. Even if the parents had done everything, perfectly, and within their power, sometimes evil finds a way regardless. That's why we punish evil for doing evil and not it's victims for failing to prevent the evil inflicted on them.

[@LittleMissLion]

Some of the takes people have are WILD and super naive. Child care is very normal in my country, and employs a lot of people. Working parents is just the society we live in these days.

[@Xcxc13]

The parents hid their identities which will be harder for them to seek justice since I hardly have heard of any other information about this case and I live in CA. The parents need to speak out more especially if the lady comes back and I do think she will but to an area like the SGV in SoCal instead of the Bay Area… she needs to be locked up and snap and TT need to fire them and both need to be investigated for being possible accessories to a crime. They need to be arrested. Heck, rednote did MORE to uncover the damn criminal than the U.S. media did.

[@semideadnat]

honestly I can see both sides and this is all just depressing.

[@stinarrr]

It's not victim blaming its common sense. You go to the police immediately. Had they not waited and tried to confront the lady then she would have been arrested.

[@nathanwatkins1005]

Exactly. They probably sounded like Casey Anthony during the interviews. Uh...we thought we could seek justice ourselves...​@@stinarrr

[@meowmeowssh]

new fear unlocked - some creep talking at me through a baby cam 😭 wtf is wrong with people

[@rmama94]

That’s why i don’t use monitors that connect to WiFi. Not worth the risk at all! The only person that watches my babies is my mom so if we are not home i 100% trust they’re okay.

[@TheNatZShadow11]

@@rmama94same. I’m very fortunate and grateful that I haven’t had to leave my baby with anyone besides my mother. Someone my son’s father graduated with (only in 2016) got charged with 50 counts of CP. truly cannot trust anybody.

[@AnnymarinaRodriguez]

Bro I have cams in my house but the one facing the living room is turned around because family members don’t like it facing them and the others are facing mom and dad’s car but the living room one is like a non rotatable one like it has to be rotated manually by physical touch and it’s currently facing the street so at least if they see my house they won’t see much

[@TheNatZShadow11]

@ can the camera be rotated? that would be my main fear. If it works for your family, good- but the amount of stories I’ve heard, i feel more comfortable without it being connected via WiFi

[@AnnymarinaRodriguez]

@ I already said that it can’t be rotated it’s like a little box with a camera on it

[@therealwarriormon]

its insane how people have no humanity. i cry at the thought of accidentally hurting my siblings.

[@CarysPlays]

Ik

[@Cats3911-o8l]

Fr this is so messed up

[@Cats3911-o8l]

I can’t believe people like this exist, how can u live with urself like that

[@musical_costumer7976]

I once hurt my sibling in anger, by shaking them(she was like 5, not a baby dw) md she bit her lip. I felt horrible for like a week, I was crying, telling Mom how I am unsafe. My older brother used to punch me a lot as a kid(he's better now, when he turned like 13 he stopped thanks to help and therapy). So it REALLY freaked me out when my anger suddenly bubble up and became unmanageable like that.

[@Kami_the_don68]

Facts while my sisters slap an hit me every chance they get😅😅😅

[@shironyako8586]

Hey Steph and crew, I wanted to thank you because you all helped me medically. Yall had a case where a woman dealt with seizures and mentioned that siezures don't always need to be convulsing. I had a family member with convulsing sizures. I looked into this and found I had certain auras. So I worked with my doctor and neurologist, ended up getting seizure medication to try, and my aurasa have gone away. I wanted to say, thank you so much for leading me on this journey. IT actually improved my life.

[@Louisee1111]

THIS MADE ME CRY 😢

[@Louisee1111]

This makes me so happy, I hope she gets to see this after covering such dark stories

[@Ms_Nightshade]

That’s awesome! Best of luck on your health journey! Take care!

[@shironyako8586]

@@Ms_Nightshade Thank you yo too!

[@shironyako8586]

@@Louisee1111 Thank you! I hope so too!

[@an_elf_in_a_strange_world]

how can people blame the poor parents? that lady is insane and almost no one would imagine their nanny could be that cruel to a baby

[@easytiger360]

Because the bare minimum they should have done as parents was phone the police IMMEDIATELY once they saw that video.

[@jungwonscactus9425]

@@easytiger360as much as I hate to say it, :( this much seems to be true.. but from what I know they are first time parents, and you don’t always get it right. Sometimes we get things wrong.

[@easytiger360]

@@jungwonscactus9425 That's a cop-out excuse. I'm a first-time parent, and I KNOW that my first port of call would have been the authorities. There are no ifs or buts about it, not emailing the nanny etc

[@endie_spirit8625]

One thing I noticed when i watched only 7 seconds of the video: the nanny has AIR PODS in her ear, so she isn't doing this just to here the baby cry, she is doing this to just cause physical harm and distress to the child. How the hell is she not in jail?!?!

[@jungwonscactus9425]

Having them in your ear doesn’t mean there is anything playing so this is a broad assumption. (Not trying to sound rude)

[@KaoLeen]

The daughter shouldn't be criminally charged for what her mom did but for what she herself did: she lured a victim and then help the abuser flee the country. Also the fact that she allegedly reacted that nonchalant way while confronted is just scary... how can someone be like that? Let's hope that the baby wont have any complications in the future.

[@digimonalvatrax2738]

The baby might need psychiatric help as well. They shouldn’t dismiss these things too

[@shrek-tr4ud]

Babies are such interesting people. They're so smart in their own way that I believe the baby in the case might remember what happened. Whether it's their psychology or physiology.

[@Hay_Bay]

It makes me wonder what that woman might have done to her own daughter though too. Regardless it's evil af. They all need to be held accountable.

[@ville-c4u]

No one is reading all that

[@shantijamilah8688]

She 100% aided and abetted her mother’s crimes and harboured a fugitive. Shes just playing dumb

[@Pointless-p]

Maaann, those security cameras aren't really for safety anymore. It is insane and eye-opening, knowing that it could go that far, literally violating personal privacy. Some humans are just horrible!!

[@nata7536]

They were never safe. They were always either hackable or you could literally accidentally pick up their signal.

[@Joppi1992]

@@nata7536 Get a wired camera, turn off UPnP, and set up a meshnet connection to the device you want to use to be able to watch.

[@Joppi1992]

@@nata7536 There are ways to make them safe enough for regular users. Disable UPnP, use wired cams and set it up with an open source software, and then if you want it to record just set up a NAS for it (a simple OEM like synology or asustor is plenty enough). Set up a meshnet connection for the device(s) you want to remotely view it from, and then there you go. And of course, always use strong passwords everywhere.

[@Joppi1992]

@@nata7536 There are ways to make them relatively safe. Requires setting things up on a level that a regular computer shop tech wherever near you would be able to do, but it's possible. You shouldn't be scaremongering.

[@Novaruu]

without it they would have never known their baby was being abused though

[@kimberlyr872]

This is why a lot of parents is starting to either work from home or one parent becomes a stay at home parent to raise their kids. You don’t know who you can trust.

[@JPMARAT21C]

My thoughts exactly. Even if I was dying from giving birth, I would never trust*anyone* to watch my baby basically 24/7 AND be the one sleeping in the same room as the baby!

[@Soundless_life]

For the first few years of my babies life (infancy to toddler age) I plan on being a stay at home mom, and when my baby is old enough to go to school, I plan on getting a job that has the same work hours as my child until they get to an age where I can be assured they can start to take care of themselves unsupervised. Then I would just work any hours needed for whatever job I get.

[@MushroomMamaa]

Yep I got in home health care nursing for my daughter and I had people with their nursing license that were awful.

[@Sophie_Anne_21]

If my child goes to a daycare I’m no longer earthbound. Not to mention getting a nanny. This is terrifying.

[@tar0ooo]

I was also born at 5 pounds and my mom would always tell me how gentle everyone was around me and I already had so many complications being born early at that light of a weight, for example my kidneys never fully developed and my bones have always been frail. I can't even imagine all the trauma that was put onto such a tiny baby. It is genuinely so concerning and I really hope the baby has no long lasting injuries. The parents too, that would be so hard to watch and grow from. The victim blaming is crazy considering they were already going through so much and tried their best to receive any form of justice for their baby.

[@Danni_VA]

This reminds me of one of my patients at the doctors office I work at. She was abused as a new born and as a result she cannot walk and is bound to a chair accompanied by other disorders . She is literally crippled in so many ways. That “mother” is no longer in her life but the child is now in the American foster care system and is constantly passed around. Luckily, she is with someone right now that actually cares about her and brings her to her doctor’s appts.

[@hiddenhand6973]

What an injustice 😡

[@ThatGirlAriaLynn]

I accidentally found one of these websites before. Ever since i refuse to have any of these cameras in my house. Whats scary, is it would tell you how many people were currently watching that camera... and sometimes there over a thousand live viewers watching that family.. and the family had no clue..

[@savannahyon7599]

That's terrifying....

[@katelynnmireles4451]

Can they rewind? I have cameras for my safety now I’m so scared

[@Mir_Kat.863]

Closed circuit is the best. You can use a set up that isn’t connected to an app or the internet.

[@m420-nd1if]

​@katelynnmireles4451 ofc it is all recorded

[@allisonovo]

@@Mir_Kat.863yup this is what I use for my twins! My dad suggested putting a ring camera in the room and I was like nopeee

[@Kristine_202]

"I'm lonely and I want to be around people." Have they heard of live streaming?! You can watch people do almost anything on live stream, and they're consenting. Being lonely is not an excuse. Sick people like the idea of watching people who don't know that they're being watched.

[@Iloveguavajuice]

If you're thinking abt watching the unfiltered video of the nanny abusing the baby, please do not. I was a couple seconds into the clip and had to stop, it was absolutely disgusting and disturbing. My heart hurts for that poor baby and the parents, I hope they can get justice very very soon.

[@annetteramirez611]

i watched 3 seconds and omg. my heart sank and my skin crawled. seriously don’t watch it, it’s so bad

[@s.k.2538]

Where do I go to watch it?

[@antvisuals_]

@@s.k.2538you do not want to watch it

[@svtarbcrt]

@@s.k.2538dont.

[@barbaragenshin9848]

I know I watched it and I'm still crying. The babies cries are quite literally haunting me.

[@RHrrrrrrhhhhhh]

I’ve signed the petition. Thanks Rotten Mango team for bringing this to our attention. 🤞🏼Fingers crossed that they catch this monster before she permanently damages another innocent Angel. My heart broke listening to struggle this little girl had breathing, how frightened she must have been. Disgusting, this daughter needs to be dealt with too. She’s hiding in plain sight knowing that her mother was put in place by her. Who wrote her resume, the daughter I guess 🤬 I would have taken the footage to the police straight away, so the monster could have been stopped at the airport.

[@vida.r]

The irony is that most ppl commenting about her giving her baby into someone else's care right after birth have used or will use a hospital to give birth in, and be fine with strangers handling their newborns. And if their babies are left in hospitals when they're sick, those same ppl will leave their children in the hospital alone while they go about their days. And that's not to say they're wrong if they would do that. I'm saying they're wrong because thats the same principal applied to this family. And they're around their child more than when u leave ur kid at the hospital. I empathize with the parents, because they didn't need to see the comments Shaming them in order for them to feel tremendous guilt and shame for what happened to their baby. They felt it the second they saw the first video. They will never forgive themselves. Every time their child is sick, or maybe even too uncomfortable, they will wonder if its a result of the trauma inflected on them as a newborn. Its so heartbrekaing to think they exposed a danger to children, to prevent further harm, and ppl want to attack them instead of the harmful perpetrator.

[@beerlahai]

Couldn’t agree more!

[@enjer3618]

also its culture! and these nannies are trained to really care for the baby and mom, i teach korean adults and one my mom students told me it was very helpful since the nanny gave really good tips and taught her how to stay healthy for the baby, being a mom and especially a first time mom is tough to navigate so having someone guide you and take care of you professionally can be really relaxing imo

[@bapbirb]

Yeah I just can't with these insensitive and not-so-bright people in the comments jumping to blaming the parents when they're literally watching a video made by someone laying out all the evidences of the crime in the right timeline lol Its easy for them to judge and say 'why couldn't you see that coming? Why didnt you do this right away?' Because when someone hides evil and is dedicated in lying to someone, its actually easy to get fooled cause non-evil people don't expect evil things like that to happen usually. Like seriously enough with the victim blaming if you don't know what the situation was like. They trusted them and they were back stabbed by the daughter and mother.

[@MushroomMamaa]

The only sketch people I had ever care for my kids were in home nurses. Who also worked at the local children’s hospital.

[@vida.r]

@MushroomMamaa I'm not sure what point ur making. That the in home nurses were sketch even tho they worked at the hospital, or that they were the only strangers u let care for ur kids and they were professionals so it's not the same thing...

[@joeisafreakk]

how can anyone look at a couple days old baby and have the idea to hurt them? any child! it's a child!

[@deeeooo]

Makes me sick because the poor baby is completely defenseless and doesn’t even understand what’s happening.

[@joeisafreakk]

@deeeooo babies don't even understand they're not a part of the mom until like two or so years old. They can't even say anything. All they can do is cry. The idea of someone even thinking of hurting kids makes me so angry! Pick on someone your own size lady!

[@user-co9ee8ev6s]

i can’t even imagine. 5 pounds is so small); my baby was 8 pounds and he was still just the smallest little guy. my heart breaks for these parents 😢

[@shqipe4801]

@@joeisafreakk I don’t think she would have been this brave if she was alone in a room with someone her size. I wish they could’ve given me 5min alone with her honestly

[@June-f2l7f]

Like it's a baby

[@TheNoddingNarrator]

Omg! I went to the full show notes. Your description doesn’t even begin to describe the violence this baby suffered. As a mom, it physically hurt to watch it. My chest literally hurt. It’s not even my baby, but I was in an absolute rage watching it. I hope somehow, some way, this woman is brought to justice.

[@ville-c4u]

I'm a 30+ year old media creator with aspergers syndrome who is a jack of all trades with a passion for fighting against cyberbullying. I've been doing these kinds of things for over 10 years and I've picked up a whole set of different skills along the way.

[@christie0088]

I saw the footage 2 months post partum while I was breast feeding. I was so heartbroken I was crying for nights.

[@zoegartham312]

As someone who was a shaken baby at 10 months and has had my right side partially paralyzed as a result for the last 39 years, I'm not even going to attempt to watch it. I am also in a rage just listening to this, and all my babysitter did was angrily shake me until I was unconscious, and that was at 10 MONTHS. I can't even begin to imagine what being thrown like a football at less than 10 DAYS would potentially do to a human being. While I too want this person brought to justice, I even more just want to say that the true victim here is the child. He/she didn't ask to be born, didn't ask to be abused, didn't ask for any of this - not that it would be okay even if they had. This woman may have given a newborn a LIFE SENTENCE, and the worst part of it is, speaking from experience, that we as a nation, as a world are completely inadequate when it comes to helping this newborn live. We don't take mental health seriously. Bullying is far too prevalent and all encompassing, and as bad as it was for me, a white kid in the 80s/90s, it'll be so much worse for ethnic minorities now. And the government has a massive problem with trying to fund social services. My heart goes out to baby H, may he/she at least have the loving parents that I did to help raise me right.

[@unknowninvisible2519]

As a mom miss Stephanie showing some of the videos I had to look away. I can't watch them.

[@Nermeen.]

I just watched the complete video of the nanny, I'm about to cry 💔 I can't imagine what I'd do if I was the baby's mother !!! I'm sure I won't be merciful with this piece of sh...

[@richboywinston5097]

Christina and her husband for sure need to be held liable as criminal accomplices. Whether they helped the nanny flee or not, it is true they're both aware she was illegally working in the US

[@rentheseer190]

There’s no way they didn’t know this was a pattern if they expedited her abrupt flight back to China. You get sent footage of your family member doing something so inhuman, that’s not your family anymore, thats a monster.

[@DianaOsazenaye]

yeah

[@yznuki]

The footage of the abuse is absolutely unforgettable, I couldn’t stop myself from absolutely sobbing. That poor sweet angel.. that woman is an absolute demon the devil herself.

[@민정-y9z]

one thing to note: on websites that show feeds of unprotected cameras you can’t change any of the settings, move any of the cameras or talk through them. this man either hacked into the app they used or their specific camera.

[@TheMaskedChef7]

I was mistreated by my nanny in Zimbabwe when i was 4 months old, back then there was no nanny cams but it was clear that something was wrong when my parents ( a pediatrician Pakistani and a dermatologist Egyptian helping with the many disease victims at the time) kept coming back home to me injured, mind you i was a very calm child who barely ever cried, they found some of her hair tied around my fingers and neck to the point of turning my finger blue and leaving cuts on my neck, she also neglected to change my diaper until I got sever rashes and ate my food on more than 10 occasions, luckily my parents got her arrested before she injected me with H-IV infected needle ( yes it was her blood she was infact hiv positive), my parents never hired a nanny after that and moved out of the country shortly after, so i can barely imagine from what my parents told me, the shock and horror the parents in this case went through watching this happen to their fragile infant. My heart truly breaks for them! I hope justice prevails

[@tezzanoia]

She tried to infect you with HIV by stabbing you with a needle she contaminated?? Or like actually by injecting her blood into you?? Either way, that's so fucked up and good to hear that you were saved from this woman in the end. I hope she didn't manage to cause too much lasting damage and that you were able to grow up into a happy and healthy adult

[@MissTangy]

How are you holding up? Your story is frightening! We're you infected with HIV?

[@gemma2656]

OMG im so sorry that happened to you people are so sick in the head to do that to a baby i hope that evil never comes to you ever again

[@nonbinarygoblinonarainbow4672]

​@@MissTangy they said the parents got the nanny arrested before she put the needle into them, so I assume they were not infected

[@ville-c4u]

I'm a 30+ year old media creator with aspergers syndrome who is a jack of all trades with a passion for fighting against cyberbullying. I've been doing these kinds of things for over 10 years and I've picked up a whole set of different skills along the way.

[@davidguo]

My wife and i saw the video when it was first publicized. We had such a gut wrenching visceral reaction when we heard the infant cry. It was disheartening to know the nanny escaped without consequences and the case wasnt too well known. Thank you for bringing more awareness to this case and also presenting the facts so clearly. My heart goes out to the baby and the family. I hope they will get justice.

[@stperging]

Knowing that truly evil people exist is an undeniable reality. HOWEVER, the fact that the parents were so attentive to their child that they noticed something off about the “nanny” within just a few days and took appropriate action accordingly speaks volumes about their care and dedication. It should not be seen as their fault, nor should they feel guilty. Hope the family will live lovely and peacefully without trauma.

[@IzzyChopChop]

I am from the Bay Area. I never heard of this case, even though I follow Bay Area related subreddits. I'm shocked how local news stations in the Bay Area (SF chronicle, ABC7, NBC, etc) didn't seem to acknowledge this case. I Googled both the daughter and son-in-law's names, but didn't find any articles written by local journalists. I am very disappointed

[@cameliar]

I read about this case a while ago on a UK newspaper.

[@christie0088]

Yes it was only covered in little red book and was spread around in various WeChat groups. After awhile the case died down 😔

[@clariceriley489]

I hope and pray the baby is healthy and get the love and support it needs

[@heyyitsai]

as a ECE in training, this absolutely tears my heart into pieces

[@nbla39]

Same

[@ville-c4u]

I'm a 30+ year old media creator with aspergers syndrome who is a jack of all trades with a passion for fighting against cyberbullying. I've been doing these kinds of things for over 10 years and I've picked up a whole set of different skills along the way.

[@moonwalkerangel7008]

I have worked in childcare, though qualified in primary education and education support. I now work with school aged kids and I find that nanny absolutely disgusting and a disgrace to people who are passionate about child care and working with children.

[@womerine]

I was physically and psychologically abused in more than one daycare, but it was all my parents could swing when I was a kid. My mom needed to work. I swore my daughter would never be trusted in care while she was too young to communicate if something was wrong. She's six now and I stood by that. You really throw your hireability away when you prioritize your child though.

[@paintedleg3886]

Almost like a punishment for following our true nature.

[@LilyR-sd1lt]

Humans naturally lived closely with their extended families who contributed to child rearing responsibilities, it was never meant to be this modern individualistic setup where every man is for himself.The females of the wider family ( grandmother, mother, aunts) would support each other with all other duties including cooking, cleaning, growing food etc . Instead, modern society has removed the natural close family ties and substituted them with complete strangers who act as caregivers who dont actually care or love the child.

[@LolaClark86]

And thats a sad thought. It seems all companies want you to put your family on the back burner and prioritize work. But who can you ideally trust to watch your child safely?!? Literally NOONE, family is the #1 abuser of children, daycare is all about the cash and theres horror stories everywhere about daycare facilities so that's out the window. Thats why it's so important to pick your partner carefully especially if pregnancy is an option. It really takes 2 incomes to live nowadays. So you need 1 bread winner parent and 1 part time work parent, the P.T parent finds work on opposite shift as B.W parent. It sucks but until your child is old enough to vocalize issues or go to school. Then Part timer can go back to full time if desired. I know parents that do this and its successful. Again we shouldn't have to worry about our children being abused but unfortunately that's the world we live in.

[@Ms_Nightshade]

The capitalist system gives you two options: career prosperity OR your kid’s childhood. You don’t get both. And that’s so messed up.😢

[@ville-c4u]

I'm a 30+ year old media creator with aspergers syndrome who is a jack of all trades with a passion for fighting against cyberbullying. I've been doing these kinds of things for over 10 years and I've picked up a whole set of different skills along the way.

[@beerlahai]

I wouldn’t be able to watch those videos without it keeping me up all night. Sickening how more and more child abuse is happening.

[@ditsaroy]

That baby H is a fighter to survive through all that .... Buddy us here for a mission ! He is gonna grow up and solve world hunger .... Its his world ! He is him and we r living in his world! ❤

[@brilovesmusic96]

I saw a video of a sitter (nanny cam) throwing a baby around forcefully. This was years back when I was in middle school, I’m 28 now. It disturbed me so much that I have never forgotten it. Stomach churning type of evil that haunts you after you watch it. I’d caution people from watching this one - I won’t be. Especially if you’re a sensitive person. It really still brings me to tears. Great video as always, Stephanie ❤

[@t1fffy]

Agreed - I came across this footage without warnings on another platform and was shook for days. I was only able to listen to this episode - can’t watch it again. 😢

[@noahz6295]

I also saw a video of a nanny slinging a baby around when I was around elementary school aged. This video and that video will remain in my memories forever. I'm 23

[@auggiemain]

"They didn't pay her enough" they paid her my yearly salary for 3 months 😭😭😭

[@hxjjdjd606]

Part time? 10k is less than someone getting paid the minimum wage in the US, and much less than the median

[@kac4636]

Minimum wage is $7.25 an hour. If you work 40 hours a week for 12 months, you only make $13,920 for the year. Minus taxes. $10k a month is nowhere near even the median. If you can make $10k a month, that means that if you are booked year round she couldve made $120,000 a year for abusing a baby. So no. It is enough. That was a stupid excuse she made because she wanted to beat babys.

[@Soundless_life]

She was payed my yearly salary within 1 1/2 months and she wants to complain about not being paid enough. Bruh I would have taken that job happily, and still cared for the baby like it should have been cared for.

[@Oblvious]

​@hxjjdjd606 3 months worth of the OPs salary

[@auggiemain]

@@hxjjdjd606 I meant if they paid her the full amount for the 3 months, 30k. I'm full time. But tbf this job is obviously a lot more work than mine is and requires a lot of childcare knowledge, she was just obviously not the right person to be doing it.

[@twinningintokyo5487]

People will say women are lazy for being a housewife and then if they work they are not a good mother !?! There is no winning 😢Also, in many cultures postpartum care nurses are a thing and when it works well its a blessing for the exhausted mother. Overall in all societies we trust people to be decent people if we are also decent 😢. Such a shocking story ❤

[@trishah2145]

Exactly. I went back to work after 4 weeks with our first baby. Our second I got 3 months off mat leave. I was DEVASTATED having to leave our two kids to work. Thankfully I quit to stay home 6 months after and I got to enjoy our third child at home. Yeah I’ve had to fight the lazy side comments often. Wouldn’t have changed a thing!! And yes I live in the US. We need better care for our new moms for sure

[@traquinason1976]

I was shocked (him a good way) when I see that Korean woman go to a clinic after having the baby to rest ❤. Me first day at home, have to clean and have visits..and not "easy people"👀... Thanks to social media to bring "other ways of living"... Open my eyes to many things.

[@schvoniev340]

OMG this gives me chills and breaks my heart. This is scary!! People please take care and be safe keep your children safe.

[@SheaItIsntSo]

Babies cry. Thats the only tool they have to communicate. That poor baby was just doing what babies do. My heart aches.

[@drugsalad]

I gave this as my reason for not having a Wi-Fi camera for my baby and I’m so glad I didn’t sound crazy 😭 omg

[@StrongHer40]

That part!! I have a baby camera that I haven’t installed yet because I read how folks hack into them. This is my confirmation along with other reputable sources.

[@bloodthirstymonster]

Same

[@overlordkartoffelkopf4108]

I thought u just had to set your own password instead of leaving it the default? Is there something else they do bc that's scary if so

[@bloodthirstymonster]

@@overlordkartoffelkopf4108 they are some baby camera that work with radio frequency only, not wifi, it is more secured. I don't think that changing the password of a wifi baby camera makes is 100% secured, think about how people can hack your wifi even if you change the password...

[@85mdelara]

I remember this case a few months ago. Thank you for cutting out the actual footage of the abuse. When that video first went viral my stomach was in knots and I felt so nauseous I couldn’t watch. I was just so relieved to find out that the baby didn’t sustain any permanent physical injuries and I still pray for her that it stays that way. If I was this baby’s mother, no amount of force is going to stop me from finding that monster and give her back what she gave that baby. Still hurts my heart.

[@Meangurl4u]

Stoppppp. I have a toddler. Have had his baby cam in his nursery since before he was born. It connects to my phone and I can turn it just like the one you described. I’ve had moments where I felt like someone was watching me thru it. I’m throwing that shit out now lmao

[@moonlightbae333]

Just change the password from the default one

[@tezzanoia]

I have a camera pointed at my rat cage and it 100% was moved to a different position once, no clue why. But honestly, there's usually nothing interesting to see there for strangers and I like being able to check on my babies, especially if away for a night, so it's staying. But damn, as a nanny cam? I feel like that'd feel so much more invasive to think that maybe someone might be using it to look into your home, at your toddler nonetheless

[@RetardationAwareness]

Could still be hacked if someone really wanted to. I'd never have cameras in my home, unless they're pointing at the exits, yard, and windows​@@moonlightbae333

[@Desi83feb123]

I just want to say thank you. I enjoy your channel so much. The way you tell the story is very memorable. The way your husband chimes in, I love it. I tell my family and friends to watch you because you guys are the best.

[@watersoluble5871]

My theory is that the nanny's family has their own footage of the abuse and are selling it to others. Would only add to their riches.

[@kathycooper3594]

The only ones to blame here is the evil nanny and her just as evil daughter.

[@chloeywithaY]

As a mother, this is so hard to listen to. And im only 12 minuets in. It be hard to listen to, parent or not. How anyone could hurt a helpless tiny innocent baby. It's another level of sick and evil. I can't get my head around that someone like this exists

[@monicamuller8837]

Same....I don't know if I can finish this video 😭

[@Coffeedrinker291]

I agree. I’m not far into either but even if u find out the lady had some beef with the parents so what?! This is a tiny innocent baby!

[@ChynaExplores]

I went and found the video in your show notes thinking I could handle it since I’ve seen some pretty crazy and gory things in my life on social media thanks mostly to twitter 🤦🏽‍♀️ I had to pause and stop after the first clip…that was so sickening and infuriating to watch. I hope that Nanny gets everything she did to that baby 10 fold and rots in hell after.

[@nonbinarygoblinonarainbow4672]

this exactly happened to me also. I'm an gory artist and a lot of my art is about pain and death. and I couldn't handle the video for more than 4 seconds

[@decacat]

same here. i knew it’d ruin my night, i’m pretty sensitive but i thought i could handle it knowing the baby is safe now. saw the first clip, it shook me to my core and then i felt like crying and tapped out. it really is way worse than whatever you expect it to be 😓

[@hernandez2519]

I can also say the same thing. Watching the first few seconds of the video had me tearing and infuriated, I had to immediately stop the video. I can't even imagined how the parents reacted to it when they first discovered the truth. I truly hope someone can find this woman and bring justice.

[@Hannah-ns5wn]

I seriously hope that baby H is going to be okay. No baby deserves to be treated like this. What a terrible beginning to life. 😔❤️

[@Spicychipsedits]

I know,hopefully he has a great life.

[@spoonraider]

37:35 I watched about 5 seconds of the video in the show notes, immediately burst into tears and ran to my son to hug him. That woman is twisted and please please please be cautious about viewing that video.

[@NabayitYohanness]

This is so sad! I hope this never happens to any of us! Keep up the amazing content Stephanie

[@Cats3911-o8l]

The vid just got uploaded

[@NabayitYohanness]

@ so?

[@2MelissaSue]

​@Cats3911-o8lThis was last week's audio podcast. They may have listened already like me. I watch the video the next Sunday as well as listen while going to sleep on Audible.

[@NabayitYohanness]

@ su I did

[@LindaSido-iw5pm]

​@@everlyweverly what? Abuse a 2 year old baby?That is very horrifying and sad.You don't need tp watch the whole video to know that

[@1ntrus1v3gh05t]

Omg.. the thumbnail 😰😰 Poor Baby... What kind of person would do that😥😥

[@TheScarletBeech-f6i]

Stephanie and Stubby thank you for all your hard work. We appreciate your efforts.

[@jeyn123]

I saw those baby-cam clips and it’s a miracle that the baby is alive and unharmed.

[@sierrastephen6638]

There is such evil in the world. My mother was a social worker and has sometimes shared stories about what she had to experience. She is still traumatized to this day due to what she has seen and heard of. Stay safe out there everyone. Please keep your tiny humans safe..be diligent!

[@JusJello8]

No other creator keeps my attention like my girl Steph

[@syphiex]

The way that the daughter completely avoided the situation 🥴 just putting the blame all on her mom. No responsibility whatsoever.

[@strawberrydog888]

This is insane! People need to take accountability and she shouldn’t be free

[@mariagaritaa]

I think it’s important to mention that 小红书 (RedNote)’s name is actually named in the same way Mao’s little red book is/was, which helped to teach children to report their parents to the government at the time. While the company behind 小红书 says it’s not based on it, I still find it important to point out. As per usual great video Steph!

[@fagaselekiatoaulika968]

I've been watching Rotten mango for a year now and this was the first time I went to check out the show notes, I was a bit sceptic of Stephane descriptions (because I mean, its a NEW BORN BABY who could do such a thing?!) of the security videos and I was not prepared, I was soo shocked when I saw the poor baby literally bounce when thrown on the bed I yelped at the video that my husband came rushing over. That lady is a DEMON!!!! I hope she rots in PRISON!

[@xorenehope]

thank you for keeping me company all of january, my moms death date was the 20th. it has been five years. thank you for being my “friend” through that 🖤 (true crime is comforting to me, please don’t comment that i shouldn’t be watching when i’m sad)

[@whihoney]

stay strong! you are doing amazing, and your mom is always there with you

[@AetherBirb]

sorry for your loss. take care of yourself.

[@toribabe1000]

Loosing my partner in November I now understand loss nd yes stephs docs r definitely an escape, we grieve differently nd sometimes people wont get ur coping mechanisms..... I'm sorry for ur loss nd I pray for ur healing

[@Zirwaaa]

Sending you prayers and good wellness ❤

[@abytamena]

sending lots of love and hugs honey❤ you can count on us

[@ThatGirlAriaLynn]

When babies are that small, there is a MASSIVE difference between a 7lb baby and a 5lb baby. All my babies were 7lb except my youngest, who was 5lb. He. Was. TINY.

[@user-co9ee8ev6s]

yess!! my nephew was only 5 pounds at birth, pretty much only 4 pounds and my baby was 8 pounds. the difference is insane, 5 pound babies feel like holding a little teddy bear ☹️

[@indignantbabyscreams1014]

This is absolutely insane and terrifying, especially to parents. Pure evil. I hope the baby doesn't have any long-term health defects from this selfish "person."

[@angiestalesfromwales1590]

not your username on this video 😭😭😭😭😭

[@prenimystic]

I'm terrified. I'm mortified enough to throw up.

[@Jguthrie1210]

Wow! This one was wild. I love how you have the other person ( sorry I’m a new fan so idk who he is to you) asking questions and clarifying as you go! This is how my co-teacher and I teach our classes. Sometimes, when you’re knowledgeable about a topic (or in this case of story), it’s easy to forget what questions others might have who are just hearing the information for the first time. Almost every question he asked, was a question that I had as well. Awesome format!!

[@Buddug-Lois]

It's her husband. I love the format too.

[@thecosynook231]

That’s mr mango. He’s very handsome, too! lol

[@Jguthrie1210]

@@thecosynook231 and he’s such a good listener! He’s a green flag for sure!

[@Onora619]

Child abuse cases are so hard to watch. Might have to take this one in small doses. Especially as a mom. I feel like it's important to inflict this knowledge upon ourselves though. So, we can better protect ourselves and others. Learn to identify red flags. I watch so I can notice red flags that I may otherwise be too naive to notice. Their stories need to be told. We need to all know so we can fight it as best we can. To make the number of victims as small as possible.

[@samanthagloger311]

why are we hiring nannies without doing a background check first?? especially for 10k a month 😭😭😭

[@negart7744]

Yeah I think it was very less specially if it wasn't through agencies. They are just saying they paid that much and probably in cash to get some money back. No way some one pay 10k for a illegal nanny and they knew she doesn't have a permit. They just can't say that. At the end, I do feel bad for them and hope the baby is fine

[@feralhomunculus]

Yeah, I don't want to blame the parents, but I wouldn't hire a dog sitter without a background check and multiple references.

[@shellyseats5630]

That's what I was thinking.

[@davidguo]

We don't know if there was no background check that was done. Even if it wasn't, I doubt the nanny would have had anything on her record.

[@plt1969]

Background check won't tell you much if she was never caught before

[@clare1971]

I as a Brit would love the concept of a confinement nanny and being pampered for a month! Am I the only one?

[@MásCebollasPorFavor]

There are postpartum doulas in the US.

[@RimuruTempest-gy8is]

58:22 blaming the parents for choosing to also help themselves by hiring a nanny is quite an unnecessary comment at the moment. It already happened and they didn't know that it would happen! We are just human, we need rest, we need help when we're too exhausted. There's nothing wrong in hiring a nanny, what is wrong is what the nanny did! She abused her job. People shouldn't blame the victim!

[@lorenax17]

I don’t work for Tik Tok but as someone in the HR field and in a major city, I can almost guarantee you she was NOT making $200-300k as you mentioned. Those are some executive level salaries and as a Lead, she was definitely not close to that. If she was really good at her job, knowing the location, her contacts and the company, I’d say she could’ve been making $150k tops, most likely less. Not that thats a bad salary by any means, just wanted to point it out. Her partner was probably the one truly supporting them all. This aside… WTF?!?! This is crazy!!! I hope that criminal gets the justice she deserves, and may the innocent angel never develop anything as a result. Idk how someone can do this to any child, I mean days old! Days!! My heart hurts 🥺

[@TheBowserSmash]

Her daughter’s statements let me know she should also be investigated. She is an accomplice to her mother’s crimes.

[@TimeSkipChapters]

⏱️ Timestamps by TimeSkip ⏱️ 00:00:00 - Allison's Sleep Routine 00:01:44 - Exploring Unsecured Cameras 00:04:13 - The Dark Side of Baby Cams 00:07:06 - Creepy Footage of a Nanny 00:15:59 - Dena and Tim's Nanny Search 00:19:17 - The Cost of a Trustworthy Nanny 00:20:51 - Introducing Nanny Lou's Role 00:22:53 - Understanding Chinese Confinement Practices 00:26:18 - Nanny's Behavior Raises Concerns 00:33:50 - Investigating the Nanny's Background 00:36:44 - Viral Social Media Response 00:38:12 - Community Reactions and Reflections 00:40:05 - Beijing as Tier One City 00:41:21 - Christina's Role at TikTok 00:43:22 - Christina's WeChat Posts 00:45:53 - Christina's Mother's Job Offer 00:47:51 - Christina's Online Response 00:55:50 - Public Backlash and Consequences 00:57:12 - Nanny's Employment and Abuse Claims 01:00:10 - Public Reaction to Abuse Case 01:01:43 - Petition for Investigation

[@mitsuki5540]

Underrated comment. Tysm.

[@Nermeen.]

I need you in every comment section on KZbin.

[@Shannon-vv6rr]

Legend

[@Pepperthecory]

The footage is so shocking! Who could do this to a baby?! They are so delicate and small any normal person wants to protect them

[@byunniq9060]

Exactly. I have a 5month old and i was very disturbed

[@mady1370]

Omg i watched the video of her acts and omg that is awfull. Her throwing the child is just so sad and her slapping and putting the blanket in her mouth is just so sad. I hope the parents can get justice for their little girl

[@rachapach6192]

I can't even begin to express the visceral reaction I had to that security cam footage. I knew it would be difficult to watch, but nothing could have prepared me for the reality of seeing that innocent little infant being hurt. I had to turn it off after just a few seconds; the baby's screams were absolutely heartbreaking and physically sickening. The rage, disgust, and overwhelming sadness I was feeling all at once was unbearable. My heart aches for those poor parents. I can’t even imagine the gut-wrenching guilt and regret they must be experiencing, knowing they entrusted their precious child to such a monster. One thing I will never do is participate in victim-blaming these parents. Please believe the parents have scrutinized every detail a thousand times over. Our hindsight isn't offering them anything they haven't already considered themselves. Asking "How could they leave their baby with a stranger?" or "Why didn't they check the footage sooner?" But those questions are not only unhelpful, they're deeply hurtful. What purpose does it serve to pile more pain and guilt onto parents who are already living through an unimaginable nightmare? Do you honestly think they aren't already agonizing over every single detail, replaying every moment in their minds? Hindsight is always 20/20, and no one can predict pure evil. They trusted someone they believed was qualified and caring, and that trust was brutally violated. Instead of judgment, these parents deserve some compassion.

[@valeisthename]

That nanny and her daughter need to be not only held accountable, but be punished by law. There are just some crimes that should transcend the extradition treaties existence. Also, anytime anyone speaks for children and it goes against the parents slightly, they become so bad in the internet's eyes and comments like "speak to the echo chambers of their minds" and whatnot surfaces. I have seen many first time parents, recovering from difficult child birth, stressed to the point of depression, and none of them were so ignorant about their children. Even with help from the closest relatives being available, first time parents are usually so protective, so hyper aware.

[@SugieF0604]

So horrible! I don’t understand how people can harm an innocent baby! Like how evil do you have to be to even think of hurting a helpless baby?! When I finally became a mom I stare at my baby and wonder that every single time. This is why I don’t trust anyone to watch my baby.

[@eileenwhaaat]

The intro freaked me out so much, I rushed so fast to see if my baby monitor is encrypted

[@decacat]

make sure to change it from the default password!

[@Toa_general]

Make sure to change your password for it to something very wrong only you would know!

[@delilahmertoglu]

I personally prefer getting the kinds that are basically like radios, no camera. They freak me out.

[@Mali-Lis]

If I saw that, the Nanny would for sureeeee be getting the same treatment she gave my child. 🤷🏻‍♀️ not a lot of these make my stomach churn but this one did.

[@taylorparadee7013]

As a new mom I really struggled with this one so I couldn’t finish but will always like and comment for Stephanie ❤️

[@Prettyshyshypinky]

If I heard a man say something like that to my kid through the camera I’d actually cry 😭

[@jaywiz-d7g]

I just watched the footage, I’m not a mother, but I’m genuinely sick to my stomach. That is the most disgusting thing I’ve ever seen. I cannot stop crying. I can’t imagine how the parents feel.

[@Lilibang909]

I use to work as a nanny of 2 and I saw the post on red note when it first was posted while at work and I literally felt my heart drop to the floor, what that women did to that poor baby was so disgusting that even until now I can’t unsee the clip of her throwing that child.

[@minini5571]

As a Mom, I just don’t understand why the police weren’t called at the first inkling of abuse.

[@jennifergraceh]

Same here, especially knowing the nanny was an immigrant-I only say that because of the possibility of her returning to her home country.

[@loona7740]

@@jennifergraceh they would have no idea she was not a permanent residences in the US.

[@loona7740]

the sad true is that shaking a baby like the first thing the saw would not even be taken up by the police if their wasn't any damage physically to the baby. And I assume they wanted to call the second mom to try to get her to join them to the police. But then they found out it was the daughter.

[@Xcxc13]

In a lot of immigrant communities even those with citizenship and permanent residency, calling the cops for things isn’t usually their first thought some times. My husband who was born here has his mind blown when I told him his family needs to call the cops when they have a break in and not call Him. They would always call my husband and not the cops at all.

[@minini5571]

@@loona7740 …I guarantee that if you call the police and show them a video of your nanny shaking a newborn, that Nanny will have major explaining to do. They aren’t going to ignore evidence or wait for proof of injury. Ever heard of Shaken Baby Syndrome??? People go to prison for that crime…as they should.

[@PinkkElephantt]

We should definitely, definitely do better by postpartum mothers; maternity leave is a joke, and postpartum care is next to non-existent. But I would have lost my freaking mind staying indoors for 30 days, only eating hot foods (my daughter was born in August) and not showering. That sounds truly awful.

[@aliceDarts]

I thiink that the united states is the only country that is so unfair to new parents. I really feel for parents in that country.

[@June_64814]

I have cared for both of my little sisters Being a kid myself. I fed them..carried them to sleep. At time i also got frustrated but never have i ever done anything close to this. I Couldn't watch the whole cctv footage. The sad and helpless cries made my heart ache. I was so horrifiedm how can anyone do this!!.

[@edenfarar]

found the footage, my jaw was wide open the whole time. how can someone be that cruel??

[@rylee_zamira1971]

How did you find the footage? I’m trying to look for it but nothing comes up

[@pioonik1607]

⁠@@rylee_zamira1971it’s in full show notes. please be mentally prepared, the cries of the poor baby are heartbreaking

[@GabrieleMBest00]

@@rylee_zamira1971in the description in the show notes

[@riotwme7778]

@@rylee_zamira1971it’s in the link of show notes , prepare yourself.

[@surig.5410]

I'm glad to see you cover this subject. I know of so many cameras we have public access to: traffic cams, parks , universities. I enjoy looking at the gardens of my home state university through this, it's awesome. And then there is the dark side. I always have my laptop camera covered & the one at work facing the wall unless im using them. There is also this sad aspect - so many security cameras just go to a video bank, are not monitored, only used as a resource in the event of an issue. & ps - our phones ARE listening

[@HCwoyrm]

I'm only 11 minutes in and I just can't imagine viewing something so horrible. My baby nephew is the most gentle, helpless, and adorable little creature I've ever seen, I don't know how I'd react if I saw that (besides putting her 6 ft under). I want to send so so so much love and healing to the family and since I haven't finished the video yet I can only hope that sweet baby survived ❤ children are precious and need to be protected

[@kristenpinder8130]

If I was the parents of Baby H, I’d never let this go. They have enough documented proof that the daughter , and son-in-law helped to enable the abuse by facilitating employment for the abuser. The daughter knew what type of person her mom was, and helped her obtain employment through lies and deception. Not to mention, the mother wasn’t supposed to be working while in the U.S.. Another reason to sue is because any cognitive damage that Baby H might suffer won’t reveal itself until later. She could suffer permanent damage. 😢😢😢

[@Spicychipsedits]

I agree

[@Xcxc13]

I think their shame is too big tbh, which is honestly infuriating, they’re hiding their identity and not even talking about the story, this psychopath is out here free and even those of us in California had no idea about this

[@kristenpinder8130]

@@Xcxc13 maybe , but that baby deserves justice. As a parent it’s your responsibility to protect your child., and if you make a mistake you need to do everything in your power to make it right. I hope they do the right thing. Although, honestly I can’t imagine being a new parent and having to deal with this. It’s sad.

[@marcoschines1]

Poor child.

[@jessie3754]

Omgg I heard this on xiao hong shu and was so enranged! Thank you so much for covering this!

[@joeisafreakk]

look, i don't believe that kids of criminals should suffer concequences as well, just for being related to the bad person, but the daughter and her husband knew exactly what the mother was doing, especially if it wasn't her first job as a nanny. also looking at the posts the daughter "allegedly" made about the victims make me think that she's the same as her mother.

[@hazybubblegum]

I literally could not handle that story of the nanny torturing that poor newborn not even a week old baby at the begining, i would lose it, the amount of rage ive been feeling this whole story for that poor family and baby it was hard just to hear about the abuse i couldnt imagine seeing the footge. If i was those parent i dont know if my normal override thought of can't be a present parent from jail would be able to prevent the nanny from going missing, where she won't be hurting anybody else's babies

[@jiujitsuluvr3434]

Ive known about these websites since 2016 when my husbands friend at the time who was chronically on the internet showed us. They liked to look at street footage but told us to never get security cameras that connect to the internet. When buying our baby monitors i made absolutely sure that it didnt connect to the internet. It terrifies me thinking someone could look into your house

[@blondie997]

hey stephanie. I really urge you to do a video on the case of ann lovett. she wasn't a murder victim, but she may have been a victim of rape. it happened in the 80s, and it was a big thing in ireland. I hope you see this. she died at only 15, after giving birth to her son who ended up being stillborn. may she rest in peace ❤️