This noon, our baby daughter was sitting on the bed. She is only four and a half months old. So she could not sit straight and could not sit for a long time.
I had to leave the bed to fetch something, so I asked her father to look after her. He was playing with the cellphone but I heard he agreed to look after the baby and I left.
However, I just got up and left the bed. Then I heard a sound of falling down.
I turned back and saw my baby daughter was lying down on the bed--she fell down just now.
She cried loudly because she hurt quite badly.
I was regreted. I should have lain her down before I left.
Babies are very fragile they get hurt easily.
When I told my mom that I had to hold my baby daughter to cook vegetable and meat.
She said it was dangerous behavior and asked me not to do it again.
She then told me real story: Once upon a time, there was an old woman who carried her grandson to cook porridge.
When the porridge was cooked and ready, her grandson was crying.
So she carried him on her back and uncover the cover of the porridge boiler.
At that time her grandson fell off her back and down to the boiling porridge and died soon.
When her son knew the news, her put the old woman in the boiling water and killed her.
It was a sad and horrify story.
It warned us never carried babies to do housework especially some dangerous housework.
I will be more careful in future.
