Actress Nana Ama McBrown has shared how her daughter, Maxin, is being cared for despite her busy schedule.
In a discussion on Ahenfie Radio, shared on social media, Nana Ama McBrown said she has employed her younger sister, whom she gives a monthly stipend, to take care of her daughter.
According to the actress, she does not trust a house help, especially a stranger, to take care of her daughter due to concerns that some children may be maltreated by their caregivers.
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McBrown explained that her decision to leave her daughter, Maxin, in the care of her younger sister is to minimise the risk of any form of child abuse from someone employed as a house help.
“Right now, I don’t have a house help. I have asked my younger sister to stay at home and take care of my daughter. I give her money at the end of the month so she doesn’t get angry with me.
“I don’t want any house help or nieces. They could harm your kids,” she said.
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