China..

Most asian countries have lifts that close rly fast tho

They should change windows so it has an opening at the top of the window. It doesn’t help that the window is deep into the wall which made it easy for the girl to climb

Right it should hv safety railings...

I don't know why you would sue an apartment manager for making an elevator that does it's job

I doubt the girl would survive the 8 stories fall.

@@hyc1266 Nobody knows, but 60 minutes is a very long time that can cause sure death.

@@hyc1266 The fact that she survived that long gives the maybe part of it but like someone else said, we'll never know

What did she lie about? How was she supposed to know it went to the 8th floor? She just knew she was in the elevator.

@@gladitsnotme According to more detail interview, the nanny suspected that the child was on 8th floor but then lied to the employer that maybe she was on the first floor.

Gotta be the worst kind of pain. You know he'd gladly take that fall 100 times in a row if it brought her back.

Father is also responsible

​@@user-qm5df2jp3bHow? For hiring a nanny?

​@@user-qm5df2jp3bhoww

@@user-qm5df2jp3bHe was responsible. He hired a certified Nanny. The Nanny is criminally negligent. Her crime and the baby she killed because her cellphone was more important are here for the world to see 😊😊

That is so upsetting. They could be more sensitive and not post that.

@@fiestadancers they posted it to raise awareness, and I mean, it's working right?

And windows on the floor that can open are not exactly smart in an apartment complex where I'm sure there are many more kids

@@rhondakelly987 it’s possible that someone recently painted and left the window open for circulation, hoping that guardians would monitor their children aptly

Anh the fen of corridor is so slow, not hight enough apartment standards ,,,!

Fr fr

Most lifts wen u put Ur hand they reopen that one just closed shut

When you’re designing elevators you hold worlds in your hands. When you’re installing apartment windows, you’re holding world in your hands. When you’re passing off your child to a nanny, you are passing off their world to someone else’s hands. Moral of the story is, just do everything yourself. Lol.

@@burtonl7239 moral of the story just do things right.

​@@burtonl7239 yes well said. I disgust these babysitter things

@@burtonl7239 In this world, you can’t do everything yourself. It’s impossible. That’s why people are cared for by their parents/guardians until adulthood, civilizations were created, and jobs for for a variety of fields-construction, programming, accounting, medicare, therapy, math research, science research, biology research, etc-were created. So how do we prevent things like this from occurring? Like the father said, we need to hold people to a higher standard and pass and enforce stricter laws.

@@burtonl7239 it is nanny's job to take care and always watch out the baby not the architect or the one who build the elevator/building,also always let the baby beside you and infront of you. What happens here can be prevented if the nanny is not carefree and always aware of the baby, not letting the baby behind her. Babies deserve to be watch out and take care by adults.

Yes he’s literally crying

As someone who speaks Chinese, it's so much more heartbreaking.

@@_nothing.yes, i also speak chinese and broke down 😢

@@swaggyxlizzy Isn't KZfaq banned in China?? And I heard Chinese don't know and don't speak English??

@@studyhard-tl4bx yes, youtbe is banned in china- but you can still send videos to a middle man outside of china so they can be uploaded to youtube. Only around 15 million chinese people speak english fluently, but it is taught in schools, kindergartens, and universities.. Swaggyxlizzy doesn't explicitly state they're chinese, just that they know a chinese language [presumibly mandarin, as it is the most popular one]. people can learn languages.

True but to be fair most of the fault is on the Nanny

The Nanny could have save her if she follow the elevator arrow and climb up the stairs each floor until she finds where the elevator stop. I guess she panicked. Poor baby girl.

@@straycat4067 thats was my thought. smh

It’s all the nanny fault, seems like she barely took any effort to try and find the toddler after she went up. Just horrible tragic story.

@@Vision-lz4ru didnt you see how fast the door closed???

As an architect, you should be aware that the building ordinance/regulations inspector should've corrected anything that is not compliant. So in this case, either the regulations aren't sufficient, no one at building inspection did their job properly, or the contractor ignored the drawings.

The door also closed almost immediately

@@drunkenmonkey1887 It passed in building inspection and permits are also given considering the flaws of the building. Both are at fault.

@@renjiabarai6081 that is an assumption. We've all seen how lax and how rules are ignored in Chinese construction. And let's take a step back. If the Architect produced a drawing that is within Building Ordinance Guidance, why is he liable? He did his job and followed the rules. Are you sure you're an architect?

She probably didnt know how to manually open elevator doors. I found out i can do that on my 100th elevator ride!

Yeah why did nobody help her!

@@jackieclan815 Nobody knew where she was

@@studentcopyofburgerking8108 someone must've heard! Idk maybe your right I'm just venting about the whole sad situation!

@@jackieclan815 She's still a toddler and just fell couple of levels down, she couldn't be able to make a loud noise, even adults can barely talk if that happened to them

Report said she was able to breathe and still moving at the time she was found ... But later died ... Could be traumatic brain injury or very heavy internal bleeding ... This makes me wanna learn first aids or learn some doctor stuff to prevent deaths from tragic events like this ... May she rest in peace ...

Absolutely agree.

^ everyone ignore the troll and move on with your lives

@@KKara268 "Truth hurts"...I can get it brodh. 🥰

@@KKara268 How?

When parents choose a place to live, must make sure the building design is child-proof and senior proof for safety. This building has two design faults, 1. elevator door is closing too fast and not sensitive to low objects, 2. low open windows in hallways that even an adult can fall through.

if the lift was stuck at level 1 for 30 seconds the nanny could have easily opened the doors by pressing the buttons outside, no?

cause she thought the kid was on the scooter, if the kid was on a bicycle I would take out the bicycle by its handle too.

@@andyng5321 thats what i thought too, but the lift was made in china, so.

@@andyng5321 the lift close too fast and she didn't realize in time that the child was still on the lift, and unfortunately nobody was there when the lift opened on the 8th floor

@@andyng5321 that’s true. But it’s extra responsibility for the nanny to hold on to their bread and butter. That’s what they were getting paid to do, to keep children/babies they’re supposed to be watching safe and alive by the time their work is done. The bicycle if left in the elevator would be fine and it can always be replaced. personally, I’d done this before watching over kids and taking a walk outside because there came a point in my job I started thinking I could not afford to get these kids lost and start a whole incident, was tie a short, soft rope or piece of cloth securely around my wrist (with a locking mechanism) and tie the other end around the kid (sort of like a leash), that way I’d never lose track of them even in case I get distracted and my attention went briefly somewhere else.

How could she have known where the child was? She did not lie and gave her perception of what happened. As anyone would in that situation she would have assumed someone had taken the girl. It was an accident and that's all there was.

​​​​@@fungames24 If she was slightly more sensible and responsible herself, she should have followed where the lift stops by looking at the display. The display shows at which floor the lift is currently in. She should have observed at which floor the lift is going to stop and rushed to that floor by the lift itself. Now since she didn't do any of it at least when she went to inform the parent, she should have given the exact lift location right away. But say somebody else might have used the lift before they made it to lift to see where it last stopped, even in that case they could have sent one person to check the CCTV footage of that particular lift and the other simultaneously could have looked for the child and recieved information on the footage via phone. Under no circumstance, it could have taken 40 minutes and the baby would have been saved. This is how she is responsible for causing delay in addition to the obvious negligence. That's a very small child to have the ability to rationalize, think through and not panic the second left alone. She should have been extra careful with the child of that age. Absolutely no excuses. Also, if she were to right away direct them to the exact lift, in such a short span it's not possible to simply assume someone might have taken the child. And taken or not, you have to follow and trace the child where she could have ended up through the lift. That's the most plausible way of looking at things here. She may not have exactly lied but definitely irresponsibly handled the situation. She should have been crystal clear with where she left the child especially in the case of such a small child. I will add three more important observations. Since she was a nanny to such a small child, she should have let the child leave the lift first and not after her. You never let the child behind, you hold their hand and keep them at the same level as you or a little (marginally while holding) in front of you or hold the child in your arms. This is common sense. Secondly, she could have stopped the door from closing very conveniently but she didn't. Thirdly, the lift stood their for 30 seconds. One could have pressed the open button several times within this timeframe. She kept on delaying everything. Her reaction wasn't reasonable and too slow. How does that make her quality for as a Nanny? Too many unpardonable mistakes.

@@fungames24 she literally turned around and saw the girl was still in the elevator. She didn’t even press the button again so the doors can open. Cameras literally show the baby crying for 30 seconds b4 it was taken to the 8th floor. She left the baby there on purpose then didn’t even tell the parents where the last known location was.

@@SuzyW0ozy to

@@SuzyW0ozy When people are under extreme stress, they are unable to see things, or do things. If they could all sit back like you and be an armchair detective, then yes they would know exactly what happened.

Yes! Hopefully, she felt comfort in those final moment knowing her father who loved her so much was there by her side. RIP... poor baby 😔

@@xstrdn This persons comment is a comforting thought in such horrific and tragic circumstances. No, life is not a Disney movie. But the bond between child and parent is real. If she had any sort of way to tell her father was there, it may not have taken her physical pain away, but it would have brought her the immediate feeling of safety and security only a parent can provide. We have no way of knowing if she was able to tell if her father was there, we can only hope. Why would you not want to want to hope that?

@@xstrdn see but you said "you're pretty sure" neither one od us was there so neither know, however you prepare for the worst and hope for the best! I was just saying it would be better if she felt even a bit of comfort.

Are you kidding me? She was lying there for almost an hour with horrible pain and you think she might had a peaceful drift?

@@jonathanc264 did you not read the comments?? We stated multiple times that we HOPE she died feeling more at peace knowing that her father is embracing her. None of us were there so we don't know for certain. Reality is often cruel but all we can do is hope that she didn't go out in complete pain and suffering.

I noticed that too. Not to say the nanny is not responsible, but those elevator doors snapped shut awfully quick as soon as she walked onto the platform, and looking at the video footage it does appear she tries to push the scooter back in the way of the doors to keep them from closing, but they closed so quickly. What's also strange though is, why was she taken to the 8th floor? She didn't look tall enough to be able to reach those buttons. In addition to the window being open so low, the whole design and function of the building just seems not right. May this little girl rest in peace.

Yes the elevator was a bit too quick, but I think in those big buildings in China, at some times there's a lot of traffic so it needs to be quick. I believe, like in most elevators in Beijing, if there's something in between the doors or if we push the "open" button, inside of the elevator, it would have opened. Unfortunately the nanny wasn't fast enough to reach in-between the doors and the little girl didn't know, or didn't think about pushing the button.

@@pault9544 Maybe someone on the 8th floor called the elevator then left before it arrived ? To take the stairs or maybe he forgot something in his apartment so went back. It happens I guess.

Elevators in China are terrible. There was one horrible example where a lady was stuck in an elevator there and was only found dead weeks later by maintenance workers. Bad building planning, low building standards, and so on add to high occurrences of death due to negligence. For one thing, why is the window so low and open?

There's a hotel owned by a Chinese that also close is a short time than any elevator I've used. But that never happen in any other Chinese owned hotels as well. Perhaps that one owner by a person from China and maybe that's a China thing.

This makes me physically ill, knowing the little girl was tortured, all alone dying. RIP Little One

Watch it again. Her dad found her at 40 minutes. I guess thats close to an hour!

That's why he wants justice. They could've found her sooner but it sounds like the nanny was scared to lose her job.

@@jaclynramirez1805 40 minutes has passed!? Jesus that woman needs to be arrested and sent to jail. If she would just tell him the truth she would at least be able to survive

@@t.j.7789 found at 40+ time to hospital etc. 1 hour plus. guess 1 hour is close enough to 1 hour:D

It’s China. These kinds of buildings are everywhere! There’s a lack of building regulations, which is why Ai Wei Wei called the government out on it and he ended up getting arrested / tortured. If you want to find the sole problem, it’s the government

@@MyAura funny fact: 1984 by George Orwell isn’t banned in China 🇨🇳

Exactly what I thought about that Elevator. It closes so fast that I couldn't imagine if multiple people are riding that Elevator then the next person would have to wait or will get squeezed by the automatic door, then opens again.

It's China.

And why didn't the nanny just press the elevator button? I take elevators everyday, where I am from if the doors close and someone outside the elevator presses the button the doors will open again. I don't understand how this could happen.

it says the lift stayed at the first floor for 30 seconds (can also be seen in the video). more than enough time to push the button and open it if the nanny had realised.which she didn't. it's pure negligence

@@nonoara8807 she just saw it on the video but realized her life and the money gain where more important than the lost life of the child

why did the lift go to the 8th floor ? too bad the girl didn't meet anyone at the 8th floor..

That’s the fault of the nanny she should to hold the hand of the little kid than the scooter its because the little kid can’t be trusted of thier action specially in the elevator or escalator or even the sorrounding. Dont blame the kid the nanny have two hand she should hold in another side of her hand, she’s so careless.

Weird case Lift goes 8 floor

Broke me 💔💔💔

this is why nannies should be banned from every country on earth. if you cant take care of your own child, then you dont deserve your child.

I can't believe that the child had to live her last days like that. It feels sad and traumatizing to know

💔💔😓

she could've pushed the open door button anytime. she deserved it.

Absolutely heart breaking. This is too painful.

That’s what they get for making the China virus

This can happen to anyone and not a matter of law or regulatory issue

@@cilthepen shut up and rewatch the Video. The father had nothing to do with the child falling down, by the time he opened the window which allowed him to find her, the child had already been there for 45 minutes; she fell 45 minutes before the father opened the window. So obviously you did not understand the Video at all. Also, it clearly is the nannys fault, its her job to ensure the child is safe, she is not supposed to leave the child in an elevator on its own. This woman cared more about her Phone than about the child she was supposed to take care of, how tf can you say its not her fault?! She also took way too long to tell the parents. Edit: sure the building should be built safer and children shouldnt be able to reach the Windows but still this danger wouldnt matter if the nanny actually did her job and took care of the child.

And that nanny to her deserved place !

I am the same way! ! if i see a toddler I am keeping my eyes on them to make sure they are safe. This is so heartbreaking to watch.

Do you also blame parents whose children get kidnapped?

@@leafy4142 depends on situations.

@@MsXenyy1 That's fair. What if a parent let's a child walk to school? If the child gets kidnapped on the way, is that the parent's fault?

@@leafy4142 if it's in Japan, no .. if it's in other countries where kidnapping happens, yes...

It' breaks my heart

😂😂

Absolutely 💔

@@GroupKakiPancingPantai why laugh emoji

@@GroupKakiPancingPantai this why your parents disowned you

@@divineloner777_ I’m sorry to tell you but your looking at your phone yourself

If this happened in the U.S they would 100% SUE the building owners for having the windows open. The Nanny would not be held responsible even though she should be.

@British vlog how did you conclude that hes careless through a comment😂

@@duckster_playz531 not while watching a child

@British vlog looking at your phone if you have a child is apparently being careless now? and in a elevator, they cant just get out of the elevator whiles it moving not to mention she wasnt even looking at her phone when the elevators closed

The father said she was still breathing because the nanny would tell him where to look. There’s a possibility if she had told the truth he could have gotten to her quicker. These situations time is of the essence and he didn’t even get that.

After the Nanny left her in the Elevator..and then come this little Girl Out ,but she was in the near by the Nanny ..My Question is , how she can get Up the Window to Fall ???

you would get a torn heart while watching this

@@Sonja-qj4jg She wasn’t near the nanny. The elevator took the baby to a different floor.

The doors closed really fast and the nanny did try to stick the scooter right back in…

Staying strong? How?

@@amandamorgan2802 they said they HOPE they are staying strong. Maybe they arent right now, but we wish they will stay strong afterwards.

@@amandamorgan2802 🥸

I remember being that age and being able to understand that elevators took you up and down because I could feel it moving. I think we downplay a toddler's intelligence sometimes. Her panic could've been that she simply didn't know how to go back.

Well, obviously. She's not even 2.

Me too

That's what actually brought my tears and cattarh

Sadly I can imagine because I've lost two of my children. That's why I immediately started crying for this poor man. I know the long road of grief he has before him 💔

@@crazycatlady4023 I’m so sorry for your terrible losses 💔💔

@@crazycatlady4023 I'm so sorry for your losses ❤ I hope you are recovering and are ok right now

@@crazycatlady4023 I'm so sorry I really hope the best in your life and that you'll live it the way your children would've want you to

doesn't matter if they are in front of you or behind you. If they on the move they on the move. The little kids are hard to catch.

@@Shion0Hibiki it does matter, every nanny knows not to let toddlers walk behind them. It's just common sense, if you think toddlers are hard to catch then make sure they walk infront of you so you can keep an eye on them🙄

@@Shion0Hibiki My mom raised us as a single mother of two crazy boys and we never had a personal vehicle to take us anywhere. She gave us rules. #1 We always held on to her belt and never let go when walking around or crossing busy streets. She was always carrying a lot of stuff thats why. She was a teacher. #2 We always walked in front of her and in arms distance. #3 She made sure that my brother and I always kept an eye on each other. Never separating. #4 If we played in public, she made sure she never lost sight of us. She was a hawk. Im 38 now and I thanked her for her sacrifice.

@@Shion0Hibiki i know sometimes unfortunate accident can't be stopped it happens no matter how attentive you are but if this way there is less risk why not do it

Oh, you're absolutely right 😣 My mom always told me the same. When my little sister was born, she put even more emphasis on it. My little sister is now 7 years old and we've done it so much it became now an instinct to always put her in front of us so we can see well where she is and what she is doing. I don't think I'll loose this instinct even when she's older. And to think that it may have saved her life more than we must've realized... May little Cherry rest in peace. No child deserves to have their lives cut so short...

The person behind the killing of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is Obama and the underground democratic party with China

@@khoapub8750 this has nothing to do with politics. Shut the fck up and leave.

I don't understand, did she really fall from 8th story heights straight to the ground? Because I think not even adult would survive that, not even for 40 minutes

@@yogap6162 if a person is loose and limber (as in, not all tensed up) sometimes they can survive, but in this case the height was too great, and tragically the child died. This is just my theory. She might not have been aware she was going to die. Although its also a fact that even infants have a fearful reaction to a sudden dropping sensation.

@@yogap6162 maybe it’s because of the weight difference , the more you weight the more speed you get when falling so it’s more dangerous. For example if a mosquito falls from the 8 floor it will mostly survive . I think this is the reason why she didn’t instantly dead from falling the 8 floor . Rest In Peace little girl

Nope. 100% Her negligence. Children go out first, then the adult to ensure nobody gets left behind or are capable of calling emergency if locked in

​@@PoweredByAudiolooked pretty fast

I’ve also got a two year old, I’m gonna be super protective with my lil bro!

Sad

​@@PoweredByAudio 100% her negligence, true. But the door was 10x faster than a regular elevator tho.

Same...

That part got me too, I’d be doing the same. Dad was so used to having his little girl around and to wake up one day and not hear her little feet running around the house and her little voice must be the hardest part for him.

For real 😢

That part broke me 😢

not really. Iraq was so much worse. I can't sleep sometimes of what i did

@@user-vj3ti2zl1l its not a contest

Yes, he did. He sure did, he did.

Idk who you mean by "they" but that nanny cared more about herself if she lied to the dad about important facts of what happened.

@@DanAPink-du9oh what was even her "lies" again? she supposed to know the elevator taking the toddler to floor 8?

As a father myself our number one job is to protect our family though that’s not always possible since we need to provide aswell. That feeling of helplessness when you aren’t able to be there to protect them is one of the sharpest pains a man can feel.

@@havel6060 YEAH! If you have any idea about how elevators work, above the entry you can see what floor it's on as you wait or in this situation, what floor it would've stopped on, when it did... hold up... it must be... Are you related to the BECH!?

finally someone with room temperature of iq

I really do think, after only 7 days on the job, she didn’t have the experience to know how dangerously fast these elevator doors closed. They closed way too fast to be safe. People are scaling like she left the kid alone for a long time; she didn’t, it was a split second. Obviously the question is, was there a display and did she see that it went to the 8th floor, and in what way did she “lie” to the father? When you are panicked you are not thinking clearly. This all happened so fast and the real problem is a window low enough for a small child to climb out of. Those windows were an accident waiting to happen. And this whole situation could’ve easily happened to the father as well when he was with the child, except for the fact that he had the experience with these elevators to know how fast they closed. He wants someone to blame because he is destroyed by this. It’s so strange to fight for higher standards for nannies when he should be fighting for windows to be installed higher.

*people are acting like

Not a very honest mistake. There’s so many reasons why. Even though the little girl’s hand was on the scooter, she should have held it more tightly. And even let the child out before she went out. I’m not even a mother, but with my little sisters I always make sure to hold their hand wherever we go, especially if we’re leaving an elevator or doorway or something. I also make sure they’re walking in front of me while I hold their hand so that I can see them, too. The doors closed quickly, though, so let’s say that was a mistake. But after the doors closed, it says the elevator was on the floor for over 30 seconds. Unless this elevator has some weird design where pressing the button doesn’t re-open the doors right away, it should’ve opened if she pressed the button. 99% of elevators do re-open the doors when you press it, even if someone on another floor calls for it. Also if you press it right away, it should open back up, because you pressing the button immediately takes priority over the electrical signal when pressing the button from another floor (if someone had called the elevator around the same time). Not only could she have opened the door, the most important part is that the girl wasn’t found until 40 minutes later. 40 minutes is a LONG TIME to not know where a child is (unless they’re safely in your home or something). Especially if you’re being paid to watch someone else’s kid!! How did she not go searching for the girl in those 40 minutes but the father found her right away? Was she just messing with her phone again for those 40 minutes? She also said the girl “might have been” on the 8th floor. How did she not go and check right away if that was the case? Apparently the nanny also lied to the father about why Cherry was left in the elevator. There’s too many factors at play, so the negligence charge does not seem unwarranted here.

@@allysplaylists In a different scenario if she had let the child leave the elevator first and someone or something had run into her, I imagine you'd probably be saying "Don't let a child leave an elevator first".

Lol

@@tommyvercetti891 wdym 'lol'

@@tommyvercetti891 it aint funny man

Same bro...

@@urcooked_mfs lol

Not that it is any comfort, but she reunites with her father before falling asleep. Hopefully she felt safe in her father's arms and made her death not as scary.

She probably was to injured to feel any time and understand anything u know..

@@ango3185 she was injured so ofc she felt all the pain but couldnt do anything

​@@bruhno1545you didn't read their comment. when you experience to much pain your body goes numb. so no she did not feel it.

@@stinkyliuuqzyou dont know that for sure

don’t care

@@beaualIoevv 🤓

@@beaualIoevv 🤓

Thanks for your comment 10 on 10 travel and entertainment. Really helps

@@beaualIoevv people like u shows the reason for hellfires existence

Me too. I am a literally sobbing mess. I have a 2.5 year old daughter. The way she was so frightened being left alone. You can tell she was so very loved by her father. What a terrible accident. A tragedy

F you and your family, nobody cares about you its not about you stvpid woman.

Shut up. U being a mom doesn't mean anything

i aint a mom, but this leaves me heartbroken too.. i feel so bad for the dad, n the child :'(

@@nityah6815 so do I. I prayed so hard last night that May I never ever have to feel the pain that Cherry’s father felt.

I am crying..

im crying too. i dont think i can forget this

I'm crying. I'm single, but I can't nor do I ever want to image how it feels to experience it. I remember when my older siblings was playing with their infant n while I was lying on my stomach they sneaked on me and placed my niece on my back n then saw them walking in front of me. My older siblings wife and me got a heartache cuz I wasn't prepare to know how to move in case my niece fell on her face and don't fall on the couch but on the ground cuz I made a wrong move. I dont want to even picture what this father must have thought while searching his child and then when he got to find her in such a state.

She literally looks like my lil bro 😭

I couldn't even watch the entire video. My heart wouldn't take it.

So deeply sorry for your loss of your delightful little daughter!!!! So sorry for the pain in your hearts, and your empty arms!!! May you find peace in time. (As a mother and grandmother, my heart is weeping with you. I send much love to you, the family...).

Boo boo 🙄🖕🏻

😢

China fascists believe in racial segregation

Seeing her leave that elevator just tore my heart out. She was in such a state of distress in her final moments.

lack of building safety, the windows is to lower. it no problem if lift door to fast close, and nanny do not have time to react, 1st to blame is building safety, 2nd is nanny, not focus on the baby girl, i always carry or sit on me less than 4 year old baby on lift, elevator and boat.

I agree with your statement. poorly designed windows can lead to tragic events.

@@realLC07 yeah it crazy, the windonws to low. not even have a safety grill or balcony.

hopefully the brain did its job and pumped massive amounts of endorphins, adrenaline, dopamine, etc!

Yea, dang that must hurt a lot a little kid

Yeah why did the lift go to the 8th floor? Normally it'll only go there if someone pressed the button for it, right? So where was the person, and how come they didn't say hey what's this child doing in an elevator by herself

@@brimmed just what I was thinking 🤔

@@brimmed Chances are there were probably 2 lifts, the person on the 8th floor pressed the buttons on both lifts but the other lift came faster, so they got in that lift, which is probably why no one was there when she got to the 8th floor

@@maddiebolton2317 Idk how elevators work in China but here in the US, you can push all the buttons in the elevator hall and only one elevator will come. It could be different in China though or just wired incorrectly

@@brimmed There are systems where each button only corresponds to the elevator right beside it. So imagine two elevators with two buttons each, where each button only calls for one of the elevators. People often press both buttons just in case that the other is faster/closer at some point. So someone probably pressed both buttons, the other elevator arrives quicker, and he gets on that elevator while the other button is still on and it's still calling for the other lift.

hold the door and let the kids out first, or hold their hand! nanny hold her phone instead !

@@Evil_Vegan you even have to be careful sending the child/children out first, as the doors might close on you, and then the child/children are outside on their own... like you say, hold their hands and all walk out together!

Never trust those elevator doors, some sensors don't work and they will shut, even with you in between. Hold your baby's hand or better yet, hold your baby. That baby is so lucky to have run into you.

I agree with HOLDING a child’s hand. It’s a lot like crossing the street with them. Because some elevators have been known-very rare but still-of people walking off elevators and falling because there’s no floor to walk into or vice versa, walking into an elevator but there’s actually no lift, just the doors open. So even myself, as an adult always look before blindlessly stepping onto elevators, or off. With a baby, hold their hands…don’t let them lead or walk without your guidance. They literally don’t know anything about this world. So sad this poor man had no clue he’d hire someone who’d change his life for the worse.

Hold their hand, please, because they can go all over the place at any moment...just like crossing an intersection...always hold their hand until they are in safety...then you can let go if they are a responsible child that usually follows instructions.

This ain't real mf it's China propaganda

I'm not even a father,but i still felt his cry,sadness and broken heart. Poor little girl. May both of them find peace

i hope you and your little girl will always be safe, no matter where you are. there's no such thing as too careful especially if it involves a small child. wish people will be more aware and not take things for granted 😞💔

Well. Then you lack free consciousness.

@@zarpp9411 tf you mean

Well what’s there to conceal in the first place? The baby was stuck in an elevator. Not intentionally left right next to the window. This was just an accident and the lady shouldn’t be punished

I think that's mostly just something the father's is saying out of his pain, he needs to find someone to blame. They didn't say what the nanny told them. Probably something along the lines that the girl got trapped in the lift, so they were trying to find her near the lift.... She didn't have any way to know that she went to the 8th floor and fell to her death from a random window

What's there to conceal ? Maybe she didn't tell them immediately and thats what he mean. After watching this I would hate the nanny so much if they were crossing the road. But this? This is an elevator and that thing shut so quick

I mean the nanny was not paying attention to the baby sure but she tried saving her and trying to open the door

@@griddycheese and she wasn’t on her phone while exiting the lift and was holding baby’s hand. It all just happened so quickly! But maybe she didn’t call parents right away hoping to find the girl herself and conceal the fact something happened at all :(((((

Well, the kid can trip, fall, hit his head on the concrete and die. Anything can happen, you don't need to constantly watch the kid. My mother in law does the same and it's driving me insane.

​​@@numaru7 just be happy that your mother in law does that. There is a reason she is doing that. If this nanny had done the same this kid would not have died under her watch this way at least. How does one explain i left your kid in the elevator..

@@numaru7 - Wow...that was *the* dumbest comment I've read on YT in a while (and that's saying something). You've obviously never actually had to watch small children.

@@opo3628 i've been doing fine with mine. Even caught one of them while he tripped walking normally on street and almost hit his head on the border. But this is what i mean, to prevent stuff like this i would have to never let the childs hand go. A week back one of them lost his balance on the couch and hit himself on the corner of the eye. He was fine in 30 seconds, healed itself in 2-3 days. Done. Should i live only on fluffy pillows from now on?! And stuff is going to get more dangerous as they age, am i going to protect them every second of their life? Then when they are of age they will be tied with an umbilical cord to me? The only thing you can do is set rules and boundaries and hope that they don't overstep them too much. Thankfully i see a majority of parents doing exactly like this, instead of overprotecting their children.

@@numaru7 Hi, adult male from Australia and parent here ... and I agree with you. When my son was 2 1/2, we went to a book shop 📚. He loved books. I bent down to pick one up for him ... and he had vanished. I couldn’t believe it. At first I figured he’d been snatched but a woman said he’d bolted straight out the shop. We located him 200 metres away on the other side of the carpark. You don’t have to be distracted by a mobile phone to lose a child. I think almost every parent has a story of a kid that has got clear away. My mother put me in a train when I was about 4 and was about to load the pram with her other child, when the train simply moved off. The passengers in the train held me in and later somehow managed to reunite me with my (frantic) mother. I feel great pity for the father, but I also feel sorry for the nanny. The lift doors closed very quickly, and then there was a window left open in the high rise building. It seems like no one had any luck in this story.

She did seem to hold her hand but the little girl just pulled her hand away

@@dead2675 that is no excuse tbh. If you have to hold the hand of a child, you force it if they don't comply. They don't know any better.

@@gauravamatya9602 please stop. You guilt tripping people when the accident was pure seconds from the door closing and having no sensors and the child being trapped behind. Your not going to change something that happened by guilt tripping people who already probably feel so depressed and heartbroken over what happened. Have some empathy.

@@mydogsteppedona4431 absolutely, hate when people do that

Exactly everytime working with kids i always hold their hands or they do it themselves . This is just pure negligence as the nanny should had her hands.

Crying scared because she got left alone in an elevator, the door shutting infront of her. Being brought to a random unfamiliar floor. The door opens so she walked out and wandered aimlessly not knowing soon it'll be excrucisting pain and living out her last hours.... uh terrifying

@@kittencutie7074 agreed

@@kittencutie7074 I bet she thought the window was the outside since it'd be lit by daylight so she walked there rather than in some hallways. And that was that... I've never seen a window so low. Then again this is China

@@Walamonga1313 so these stuff aren't regulated huh... I can't even imagine how many other high places with low windows or improper railings

some parents even left their kid inside the car without knowing till their kid died inside the stuffy car, some adults really too careless to take care of kids, they dont deserved it

It's in Chinese

@@banknotesgalaxy.japan.6658 Thanks, captain obvious

@@sasino welcome.... Where are you from?

The way you saidthatsounds like you think your nationality is more superior

@@dinosaur5726 yeah

It's not. It's a bad nickname. The Chinese in the most recent of modern day started doing this to their kids and it's horrible. You actually thought it was the real one? When they grow older, then they'll pick another 'Western' name to be 'trendy'. They should stick to only Chinese names, which make sense and actually have a level of importance

@roguejez I think people can name their children what they like as long is won't get them bullied and stuff anxiously there's a limit but I think Cherry is OK ❤️

I agree. I will never forget this one. Burned in my brain. RIP little angel

So sorry to the dad 😢😭 it was horrible to watch. I wonder where the mum was?

@@AK-ql8yp Most likely both parents held jobs.

@@bentleyrv6 same..

@@Landis_Grant They now have lots of money and no baby. The opposite of many "poor" parents attacked by "child protection" alphabet agencies and NEGLIGENT parents who call and try to have their children removed during their most vulnerable financial time while home with their one and only child, not enforced by any Chinese one child policy- rather, responsibly elected. But that's censored by "Chinese" de factos; just like other population control polices recently (about "2 weeks" ago) by de factos calling themselves leaders of a "nation" . Disgusting money grabbing fails should not attempt to judge who is poor by putting their children in the balance. We will see who is found wanting.

it is 40cm above low still the toddler is too easy to climb up . If the security guard have seen the elevator cctv (in which it should be installed in every building security system) during the time maybe he can somehow saved the girl before she did the thing. Sigh... Although I don't have kids yet I feel so sorry for this girl. I have adhd and asperger's syndrome when I was young I am 28now . The girl is really scared being left alone. I had horrify moments when I was as a 4 or 5 year kid I lost my auntie sight in a crowdy place which deeply burns in my head, I was scared and asked a baker shop help they are so kind to let me use phone to dial home number (in which my family taught me that number) . Everytime I walk with my girlfriend or friend in crowdy place I say hold my hands please don't let me off-sight cos I'm actually quite scared of crowdy, big festival places

@@edmandjpopanimemusic are you Indian?

@@m0m065 The correct term is Native American. Why would you ask that question? Sounds silly.

@@m0m065 I'm from Hong Kong. And why?

It was just 30 Seconds not more than that. The real pain and trauma was her fallen living body outside the building. Imagine what was going through the little one mind. Being alive but half dead. I cannot even imagine. 😔 It's awful that nobody saw her for an hour 😔

only for few people affected, otherwise, it will always follow physics rule.

@@onengkusumah2905 whats wrong with you yer like the person who always gets everything and has never experienced sadness its really pathetic

cremation is probably more common these days

@@onengkusumah2905 that's a figure of speech. Why such a pooper?

@@onengkusumah2905 L + Ratio + Fatherless

It's so heartb

This is what I was thinking 💔 just one last time to see her dad for she left earth truly heartbreaking 🙏🏽 may she Rest In Peace

stop this made me cry even more

Yes. I believe this with my all my heart.

I know it’s sad for me to see that as well

Well it’s his fault for letting someone else look after his kid. Parents who leave children with others are irresponsible by nature.

How can you say that?? It didn’t say anything about the baby’s mom so maybe he’s a single dad and has to work. What is he suppose to do? He doesn’t deserve to be blamed for his child’s death. It was the nanny’s fault and she admitted it. If she was just honest and told the truth, maybe they would have gotten to the child in time to save her. I have a 22 month little girl myself. Watching this broke my heart. Rest In Peace sweet girl. You didn’t deserve this. I hope one day the dad can have some peace as well. ❤️

@@vkong3361 it’s not the nannys fault that’s not even her kid it was an accident and that kid is a spoiled brat obviously deserved it maybe next time to father will be an actual dad and take care of his own kids other then blaming

@@Emma-yg2uf dad has to work, mom has passed away. What would you do to bring food to the table?

yea for some reason children jump out of windows or balconies. when we were children my brother almost jumped off a 7th floor balcony because he was playing spiderman, my mother didn't realize that children do that and would leave the door open for us to go in & out.. she happened to come by and see him about to leap off, she kept her cool and snuck up behind him and grabbed him, after that the door was locked. the windows at the condo in the video are terrible-totally not child proof, the ones in the hall in my building open too but the open part is much higher and harder to crawl out of.

@@vl718 not so sure about all that but why didntbthe nanny just look at the #s and yake the second lift to the 8flr?

@@samk2266 she also lied so they werent able to find her sooner

Little girl crying broke your heart, but the grieving father didn't? Kids cry all the time. You're a pos.

When I was 6 years old I was riding my own bike to school and rollerblading around my neighborhood. A6 year old should know better then to do something like that. Parents need to teach their children common sense.

He thought the woman WAS trustworthy.

​@@amandamorgan2802Listen, the kid was right behind her and the elevator shut. I'm sure she holds enough guilt without your comment.

@@stinkyliuuqz I am also sure.But now a child is dead..you can not do it that way.

@@amandamorgan2802Oh yeah because you’d really associate a child in a lift with her then jumping out of a window 🙄

Really? I was told that when the body was damaged to the point beyond the mind can take, the brain will stop translate the pain in order to keep its life. I've never experienced such a fall so Idk what it feels but it could also be possible that she just laid there feeling 'notining' at all. Lifelessly laid there, yet still breathing.

Nothing is more tragic than a PARENT losing a child.. There fixed it for you🙄

@Alexthefancollector Walker 🙄

@@IsaganiPumar the soul is never the same. The dad loved that daughter and that daughter is not the same as any children in this world. Sure, he can have another one but that don't heal the scar the dad have. The new one doesn't replace the dead one.

@@siesiechampion ANNOYING!

@@mandmsmapper8400 What did he say originally? I only see the reply with an emote but based on your comment I think he they something really insensitive.