A 2 week old baby’s cries of pain are heard by the father. He then notices what the nanny is doing to her at this point

A nanny in New York has been arrested for assault after being caught attacking a tiny 2-week-old baby.

According to PIX 11, Nassau County Police arrested 57-year-old Stacy Sakeran after she was caught hitting a newborn baby.

Police say the baby’s father heard his child screaming in pain around 1:40 a.m. and decided to review footage from a camera located in the little girl’s bedroom.

To his shock and horror, his daughter’s new nanny, Sakeran, was reportedly spotted on camera beating the baby.

According to police, Sakeran had hit the baby several times with his open hand, and she was finally arrested around 4:10 a.m. on Friday.

Police have since revealed that Sakeran did in fact hit the 2-week-old baby on at least two occasions, but have not given any further details.

At that point, Sakeran was charged with assault and dual child endangerment.

PIX 11 has since shared this stunning image on Facebook, where dozens of people have expressed their outrage at what Sakeran had done, while others actually blamed the parents.

“Parents have to be careful who they hire. Check the backgrounds and no matter what cameras have nearby. Never trust anyone with your child. So sad and would love to see her broken badly,” one commenter wrote.

“That’s why only my husband and I stood with our daughters! I work during the day, he works at night. until they were old enough to go to school. Victim!! F that! I would kill that B!” another added.

“Parents used to look after their own children or had family help. Let these people be with their children more often than them.

Maybe this is a lesson in taking care of your kids yourself,” wrote another commenter, adding, “Well they’ll have to come up with something.

Why settle for kids when you can hire just about anyone. I see all these women as nannies unrelated to being nannies who have no experience with children. They don’t know how to talk to or behave with children.

They push these little kids on swings that are pushed too hard or too high and the kids look scared and these nannies say the kids like it. They make these little kids run long distances and tell them to stop complaining and move on.

If they are tired or hungry, they will be mocked. Few women know what to do, and those who are decent are not treated well themselves.”