New Delhi, May 1 -- A 32-year-old father from Sichuan, China, left his well-paid job to care for his baby daughter, Jasmine, who was born in May 2023.

With both grandparents working elsewhere and no money for a nanny, he took over parenting. His job was more flexible than his wife's government post. Now, he earns by selling baby items online. But, the income is much less.

Earlier, he made 20,000 yuan ( Rs.2.33 lakh) a month. Now, it is just 4,000 yuan ( Rs.46,500), according to the South China Morning Post. He shares his parenting life on social media.

He shares his daily routine on social media under the name "Jasmine's Dad" and has gained 11,000 followers.

The man feels "wasted" while caring for his baby as a full-time father. Accor...