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Kenyan actress, Jacqueline Nyamide, popularly known as Wilbroda, has been left in shock after discovering that her househelp breastfed her son when he was eight months-old.
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Speaking to a Kenyan Parent Magazine, Wibroda said that the incident became known after she got an anonymous tip while on a trip to Mombasa.

Wibroda disclosed that she received a call that the househelp was breastfeeding the child to make him stop crying.
When my son, Xolani, was around 8 months old, I had to travel to Mombasa on a work assignment and so I left him under the care of a nanny whom I had trusted so much. While in Mombasa, I received an anonymous call from a person who informed me that my househelp breast fed my son whenever he cried,”

Worse still she found out the maid was HIV positive.

“I took the first flight back to Nairobi. I had to the information from my neighbours and in the process, I was informed that my nanny not only breastfeeds my son but was also living with HIV.”
“I didn’t sleep that night and had to rush to the hospital around midnight to have my son tested.
“Fortunately, he was fine. To cut the long story short I fired the nanny the following day. It took immense self-control to restrain myself from harming her,” she said


SOURCE ; https://sciencetechink..com/2018/05/my-hiv-positive-househelp-breastfed-my.html

lol your son is f*cked

1. How come you didn't do routine pre-employment medical tests?
2. Though the chances of HIV transmission through breastfeeding is low, it's still risky.
3. It is also not likely that milk actually came out during the breastfeeding, since she wasn't pregnant.

low risk of hiv transmission through breast feeding.

thesicilian:
1. How come you didn't do routine pre-employment medical tests?
2. Though the chances of HIV transmission through breastfeeding is low, it's still risky.
3. It is also not likely that milk actually came out during the breastfeeding, since she wasn't pregnant.

Making sense

thesicilian:
1. How come you didn't do routine pre-employment medical tests?
2. Though the chances of HIV transmission through breastfeeding is low, it's still risky.
3. It is also not likely that milk actually came out during the breastfeeding, since she wasn't pregnant.

If she had breastfed before,milk will come out with continuous sucking by the baby.

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Omo na gbede ooo.. What if the son ed the deadly disease?? Whose to be blamed?

So u opened ur eyes and employed an HIV+ house-help to look after ur baby?

O pari

Hiv for free

God of mercy.....Thank you baba loke.....

This is serious

thesicilian:
1. How come you didn't do routine pre-employment medical tests?
2. Though the chances of HIV transmission through breastfeeding is low, it's still risky.
3. It is also not likely that milk actually came out during the breastfeeding, since she wasn't pregnant.

There's also the fact that the HIV test wouldn't read accurately so soon after the risk event.

all this house help and their wahala, who send her to breast feed. I hope the baby I safe

Why did u employ a house maid who was tested hiv positive to take of ur children in the first place...

This woman must be stupid, ignorance is not an excuse but the house maid is wicked sha....

Nothing will happen to the baby breastfed by that witchcraft house maid. There are lot of people who slept with people who have hiv yet not it.

Hdhdh

Kenya

Lesson learnt.

Next time, she will be careful.

Whats wrong with d House help doing that in the absence of d mum? She may not even b hiv patient, could just b rumour things

She should test her son again after 30 days to be sure.

akum78:

You the mother, you are a fool for leaving your 8months baby who is still breast feeding and travelled for whatever reason. May God never give me your type as a wife.

girls


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kabakaauu:
Kenyan actress, Jacqueline Nyamide, popularly known as Wilbroda, has been left in shock after discovering that her househelp breastfed her son when he was eight months-old.
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Speaking to a Kenyan Parent Magazine, Wibroda said that the incident became known after she got an anonymous tip while on a trip to Mombasa.

Wibroda disclosed that she received a call that the househelp was breastfeeding the child to make him stop crying.
When my son, Xolani, was around 8 months old, I had to travel to Mombasa on a work assignment and so I left him under the care of a nanny whom I had trusted so much. While in Mombasa, I received an anonymous call from a person who informed me that my househelp breast fed my son whenever he cried,”

Worse still she found out the maid was HIV positive.

“I took the first flight back to Nairobi. I had to the information from my neighbours and in the process, I was informed that my nanny not only breastfeeds my son but was also living with HIV.”
“I didn’t sleep that night and had to rush to the hospital around midnight to have my son tested.
“Fortunately, he was fine. To cut the long story short I fired the nanny the following day. It took immense self-control to restrain myself from harming her,” she said


SOURCE ; https://sciencetechink..com/2018/05/my-hiv-positive-househelp-breastfed-my.html

This kind of happenings going on in kenya, ehn

one would wonder if they are living in a completely different planet, chai

Does the maid have breastmilk?

Oooopse... That is what happens when you are not there to take care of your primary duty as a parent,why give birth if you are not going to pay all the sacrifices for your child to grow. Why did you take the next available flight home.....i thought you will remain there still while your nanny continue to....... You are just dam lucky with that silly mistake. Not everything money can do for you,at some point you just have to be on ground.I earnestly hope that you have learnt your lessons

But you can't HIV today and detect it in lab test tomorrow, not possible! It takes like 3 to 4 months for it to be detected through lab test.