It's heart-wrenching, and I can still hear about the abuse of newborns. Newborn babies are almost ignorant of the world around them, and their needs can only be expressed through crying. And then the confinement lady did such a thing, and this kind of violence against innocent babies is outrageous and worrying.
According to reports, after Ms. Ruan found the baby crying in the early morning of the 18th, she checked the surveillance and found that the confinement lady had repeatedly committed cruel acts to the baby, including slapping, shaking her head violently, pinching her neck, and using a mobile phone to shine the baby's eyes. These acts seriously violate the rights and health of infants, and have aroused widespread concern and condemnation in society.
Ms. Ruan took positive measures, including calling the police to 110 and reporting the situation to the local women's federation and the health commission, but the confinement center tried to shirk responsibility, claiming that the confinement lady involved was not an employee of their company, but an employee of Baobaokang. However, according to public data, both companies have a staff member surnamed Zhou in the position, suggesting that they may be related.
The incident highlights serious regulatory and management problems. Babies are the most vulnerable part of society and deserve the utmost care and affection, not abuse and harm. For confinement centres and related companies, they should take more responsibility to ensure that the employees they employ have the relevant qualifications and professionalism to prevent such incidents from happening again.
At the same time, all sectors of society should also pay more attention to the protection of the rights and interests of infants, and strengthen the supervision of similar institutions to ensure that children can grow up in a safe and healthy environment.
In response to this matter, it is hoped that the relevant departments can carry out a comprehensive investigation, severely punish the relevant responsible persons in accordance with the law, and strengthen the supervision of confinement centers and similar institutions to protect the rights and interests and safety of infants and young children, and also call on all sectors of society to work together to create a more harmonious and safe growth environment.