At 5:50 a.m., Ms. Phuong Muoi May (26 years old, living in Hanoi) hurriedly woke up, fed her 1-year-old daughter breakfast, and took her to the nursery.
Wearing an orange shipper shirt, Ms. May walked and quickly ate a sandwich, starting a long working day like any other day.
Female shipper brings child to work, making online community feel sorry (Photo cut from clip: Provided by character).
"Every day, I work from 7am to 11pm before coming home, with almost no time to rest or take care of myself. It's hard work, but to raise my children, I have to overcome it," Ms. May smiled.
Recently, Ms. May has attracted the attention of the online community when she posted many clips on social networks, recording images of her and her 1-year-old daughter making a living on the streets. In the clips, the little girl smiles brightly when she hears her mother calling, sometimes, she even falls asleep in the car, making the online community feel sorry.
The above clips have attracted hundreds of thousands of views and tens of thousands of interactions. In the comments below, many people expressed sympathy for Ms. May and her daughter.
DH account shared: "I like the way mom works hard on the street but the child is always clean and tidy. Let's try our best together!".
HC account said: "Looking at the child being very happy to be with his mother. Perhaps the mother is in difficult circumstances so she has to let her child go out to earn a living like that. I feel very touched."
Ms. May confided that in 2021, for many reasons, she divorced her husband when she was about 5 months pregnant. Growing up in a family in the mountainous area of Ha Giang, with not very good circumstances, Ms. May decided to "carry" her pregnant belly to Hanoi to make a living and earn money to take care of her child.
Every day, she can earn 400-500,000 VND from her job as a shipper.
When she was about to give birth, Ms. May still tried to deliver goods to earn more money. After returning to her hometown to give birth for more than 3 months, this woman brought her newborn baby back to the city to continue working.
Mother and daughter huddled in a rented room in Hanoi. Every day, May looked at her child and told herself to try harder.
In the morning, Ms. May will send her child to the nursery. At 4 p.m., she will pick up her child, go home to feed him until 6 p.m., and then take him with her to deliver goods. When the child cannot sit up yet, Ms. May will carry him in a sling on her chest.
"Now that my baby is 1 year old, I bought him a front seat. Sometimes I feel sorry for him when he falls asleep, but I don't feel safe leaving him at home," Ms. May shared.
The young mother confided that sometimes while driving on the road, tears fell without her realizing it. "I feel so sorry for myself, because I have to do everything alone. But after crying, that's it. Seeing my child smile, I suddenly feel motivated, wondering why I cried," she choked.
It seems that Ms. May's daughter knows how hard her mother works, so throughout the journey with her mother, she never cried. Seeing Ms. May and her daughter working together to make a living, many customers expressed admiration and sympathy and occasionally gave the girl cakes, candies, and money.
"My child's journey to adulthood is still long, I know I have to try every day to have a better future for him. I plan to save enough money and go to vocational school to have a stable job, so that I can have more time for my child in the future," said Ms. May.
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