Children in a Russian-language kindergarten in Vietnam were beaten with sticks and given vodka.
The mother of one of the kindergarten students said that children in the Russian language "talent garden" in Vietnam were beaten with piñata sticks and given vodka.
When my son Bogdan first casually told me that during quiet time children were beaten with a piñata stick, I, like many parents, tried to attribute it to a wild childhood fantasy. But soon he repeated this story to my husband.
- Angelina wrote on her Telegram channel.
She explained that such blows do not leave visible bruises. The mother complained to the organizer of the institution, Elena, but she replied that for now the rules at the institution will not change.
According to the woman, her son Bogdan developed enuresis as a result. She took the child from kindergarten.
I read somewhere that children are given vodka in kindergarten. I thought it was b*******, but apparently it's true.
- Angelina quoted the story of a mother of another child.
In total, at least 10 inmates were beaten in the institution. The Vietnamese nanny beats even the smallest children - those children who still do not know how to speak and cannot complain to their parents.
The woman also said that a "continuation" of the kindergarten, a "gymnasium of talents", will be opened in Bna Trang this year. The institution was positioned as a place for alternative and free education, where children will be developed while carefully revealing their natural abilities. In reality, everything is different: learning often amounts to cramming, teachers run away from school, and those who do not agree with this approach are fired. The owner of the factory is the same Elena.