Recently, a video of a parent using their newborn baby's hand to wash a milk bottle has caused a significant stir on social media. The video, shared on platform X under the title "Child Labor," quickly garnered 1.7 million views and 10,000 likes. In the video, the parent dips the baby's milk bottle into soapy water and pulls it out, then puts the baby's hand inside the bottle to rinse it. The same process is repeated for the bottle cap. These images elicited various reactions among viewers. In the comments, many people criticized this behavior, expressing their concerns about the baby's health. Some users emphasized that dishwashing detergents could be harmful to newborns, while others claimed that the parent was abusing the baby. On the other hand, there were those who humorously interpreted the situation and reacted with laughing emojis. A small number of users interpreted the parent's behavior as an attempt to teach the child that "nothing in life is free." However, the general consensus was that using a baby in this way was inappropriate. This incident reignited discussions on social media about how parents share their babies. Recently, another video that went viral under the "Ugly Baby" tag received similar reactions. In this video, a mother began sharing funny moments of her newborn after realizing that her baby was "not a mannequin." Such shares bring about a societal discussion regarding the impact of social media on parenting and children's privacy. Experts are urging parents to be more cautious about their children's digital footprints and to protect their dignity.
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