JAKARTA - A mother admits she is ashamed of her daughter's innocence. Wanting to implement health protocols in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the child instead brought his mother's sex lubricant to school.
Louise Hosie, from Livingston, Scotland, was shocked when her daughter brought her lubricant to school instead of hand sanitizer or hand sanitizer .
The mother found the Ann Summers product in the pocket of her daughter's school jacket. It seems that the adorable five-year-old, Summer, has put the liquid on her hands so she doesn't avoid the corona virus.
Louise thought Summer's mistake was laughable, but also a little embarrassing.
She believes her daughter saw the brand name "Ann Summers" on the bottle and believes it is labeled after her name, Summer. Similar, only lacking the letter 'S'.
"Two days ago, I was washing Summer school jacket and realized that she brought this liquid to school," Louise, 36 years, told The Sun , Tuesday, October 13.
“Since her name was Summer and the bottle said Ann Summers, I thought she thought it was hers. Immediately, I felt embarrassed thinking what if the teachers saw him. "
The mother gets the item via balloon pop, which gives you a random item when you spend £ 20 on Ann Summers.
Ann Summers is a British multinational retail company specializing in sex toys and underwear, with more than 140 street shops in the UK, Ireland and the Channel Islands.
A staff member blew up the balloon to reveal the prize inside - and Louise got perfume and sex lubricant.
"I asked him why he had this, and I told him 'This has a mother.' He just said, 'I clean my hands so I don't get germs'," said Louise.
"I asked him if he cleaned his friends' hands and he said yes." The little girl also said she liked the gel because it was "hot and smooth".
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