Now that many moms are raising kids while they work, it shouldn't be that much of a surprise if you see more kids coming to work with their folks or at least in an office setting. Am I right?
However, people were pretty shocked when they saw a Little Caesar's employee bring their baby to work. I know I would be. So let's find out more about this story, shall we? I'm so curious to know how this all came about.
This is especially evident in the food industry. Splitting time between work and taking care of children has proven to be a challenge for employees. That's why this next video I'm about to show you should not be too much of a surprise.
The TikTok user is a general manager at a Little Caesars, and he made the executive decision to have his baby with him on his shift. He set up a playpen right in the kitchen.
And it definitely brings forward the challenges of not having suitable childcare options for working parents. This father did what he could to be able to bring food on the table and take care of his child.
This video has now gone viral. Many viewers of the video automatically assumed that it was a mother that brought the baby into work, but there are plenty of single fathers like @mixxedjesus who show up to work every day and still raise their kids.
Most of them praised the dad for doing what he can to raise his child. I mean, after all, it's a reality for many people. Not everyone can afford expensive childcare. Do you get what I'm saying here?
I love these that pretty much say that the baby will have more job experience than the rest of us. Ha, ha, isn't that right? That little tyke better pay attention.
However, some people felt concerned for the baby's safety. Some even wondered if it would be a violation of the health code.
She wasn't so lucky and had to quit her job. I bet there are many moms and dads out there who had to make this tough choice. I feel for all of them.
Do you think this dad was right to bring his baby to work in this circumstance? Or do you think a fast food joint like this isn't a safe environment for a baby to be around? I'd love to know your thoughts on this.
