My name is Sarah, and I live in Nairobi, Kenya. As a working mother, I have always worried about leaving my children in the care of a house maid. At first, everything seemed fine. The maid was polite, attentive, and appeared to care for my children. But over time, I began noticing subtle signs that something was wrong my children became fearful, withdrawn, and sometimes even complained about being mistreated. I tried talking to the maid, but she would always deny everything and convince me that I was imagining things.
The situation escalated when one of my children came home from school with bruises and told me that the maid had punished them for small mistakes. I was shocked, scared, and felt helpless. I knew I had to take action quickly because my children’s safety was my top priority. I tried warnings, gentle advice, and even switching maids temporarily, but the problem persisted. Ordinary measures were not enough, and I realized I needed a stronger solution to protect my home and children.TO READ MORE,TAP HERE
