How will you or how do you plan to remember your infant/toddler in the car?
Friday, September 10th, 2010 at
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I cna’t imagine this would be a normal problem people have…. sheesh
how could anyone forget their infant/toddler in the car..thats horrible
Those people didn’t "forget" their kids – unless they were drunk or high. They didn’t care about them and left them in the car because it was easier than getting them out of the car. For the ones who’s children died they should be tried for murder…that’s what it is.
It is not about remembering it is about not leaving them in the car in the first place! I take my children in with me.
The babies are left in the car, not forgotten. Just pick up your kid and bring them in with you everywhere you go.
I can’t comprehend how anyone could forget their child.
well normal parenting is to remember you have a kid and to not let it die in the car, thats just my oppinion though
I don’t understand how a person can "forget" a child in the car. They have to know they are there and just tell themselves they forgot to ease the guilt
i don’t think these people "forgot" their infants in the car… many people are stupid and just leave kids in the car while they go into stores.. i’ve seen it happen over and over.
people are idiots.
i don’t know how anyone can forget they have an infant or toddler in the car, unless they have alzheimers.
i don’t think it’s possible for a responsible loving parent to do that. Toddlers are noisy, you can’t ignore them. if they’re sleeping, you should still remember them. Don’t worry, if you really love your kid, you won’t be so careless.
You don’t just forget your kids! Bloody hell! Even on the days when my son is safely babysat by his Dad or Nana I spend half the time panicking, wondering where the pram went…