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Former Ayi recounts harsh discipline and personal comments

Created at 31 May · 8:56 PM1 source
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A former ayi (domestic helper) in China describes strict disciplinary methods, including making children do jumping jacks for poor handwriting and commenting on the employer's weight and health.

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Ayi
Former domestic helper in China

↳ Why This Matters

This account highlights the personal and disciplinary approaches taken by some domestic helpers in China, touching on cultural norms and expectations within households.

Key facts

  • A former ayi in China employed for five years.
  • The ayi made children perform jumping jacks for poor Chinese handwriting.
  • The ayi commented on the employer's weight, stating they were fat.
  • The ayi predicted the employer would die from drinking cold water.

This account highlights the personal and disciplinary approaches taken by some domestic helpers in China, touching on cultural norms and expectations within households.

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How It Developed

31 May · 2:36 AM
A former nanny in China reportedly made children do jumping jacks for poor handwriting and body-shamed the author.
@BaldingsWorld via PiQSuite

Sources

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Had an ayi for five years in China. She would make my kids do jumping jacks if she thought their Chinese handwriting wasn't good enough and she would come up to me and poke me in the stomach telling me I was fat and would die from drinking cold water.@BaldingsWorld via PiQSuite

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