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My baby sitter is now also salty
It's really make my life easier, to know that baby sitter of my 16 months son is salted. When I joined 1st Indocompetence Knowledge Fair at Jogjakarta - Indonesia (22-25 Nov 2009) all participant were assigned to do SALT Visit. I brought my baby and his sitter to Jogjakarta. The baby was fever. It's impossible to leave him alone at hotel with the sitter.
Than the story began. I thought that I have to conduct SALT visit to her at hotel room instead of other.
I started asking her how was her activity during I joined IKF. She suddently talkactive and telling all including how many time my baby drink his milk, what time he slept, how many time he eat, how was his attitute etc, etc,etc..I was surprised thta she used to be reluctant telling me my baby's attitude when I was leaving them alone at home.
It evidently proven, borrowing Rebeka's words, that in the first time in my life I talk about life with the baby sitter. This allowing her feel free to talk all things I need to know about her. It's not about doing instruction and answering investigation from mother of a baby boy. But it's all about living life as a girl that also taking care of 16 months baby. It's amazing!!
Than the story began. I thought that I have to conduct SALT visit to her at hotel room instead of other.
I started asking her how was her activity during I joined IKF. She suddently talkactive and telling all including how many time my baby drink his milk, what time he slept, how many time he eat, how was his attitute etc, etc,etc..I was surprised thta she used to be reluctant telling me my baby's attitude when I was leaving them alone at home.
It evidently proven, borrowing Rebeka's words, that in the first time in my life I talk about life with the baby sitter. This allowing her feel free to talk all things I need to know about her. It's not about doing instruction and answering investigation from mother of a baby boy. But it's all about living life as a girl that also taking care of 16 months baby. It's amazing!!
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Comment by chandra nurhasz on December 14, 2009 at 9:41am
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Amazing story, Teh Wiwin. I heard this story at Jogja we met. Sometime a little/simple thing has a big impact for our life, and sometime we didn't realize that.
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Comment by Jean-Louis Lamboray on December 13, 2009 at 9:16pm
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Greetings from Bamako, where I already told your story, and I plan to do it again at the second National Knowledge Festival in Sikasso.
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