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to not understand how you could possibly do this?

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sodonesooverit · 23/06/2019 13:04

Leave your toddler alone in a hot car for an hour and not seem overly concerned on your return, despite the fire service having smashed their way in to your car?

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7171809/Firefighters-forced-smash-window-rescue-18-month-old-left-hot-car-hour.html

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sodonesooverit · 23/06/2019 13:04

And sorry sorry for the dm link!

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Moveit123 · 23/06/2019 13:08

Terrible. Poor boy bet he was so frightened

BabyofMine · 23/06/2019 15:03

Yesterday my fiancé went into the supermarket to do a shop. My daughter around the same age as this child was really cranky so I decided to stay in the car with her because my partner can do the shop in about 20 mins whereas it takes about an hour with me and baby. So decided to give her a drink and snack in the car and read her a book. He left the front window open about 1/3 and it was 21 degrees. I noticed after about 10 mins she was going red in the face and when I felt her she was getting slightly damp/sweaty.

I opened all the doors and it cooled down almost immediately, but it brought home in a very real how dangerous a hot car is. And also, I hadn’t felt THAT hot, but obviously small children can’t regulate their temperature the same. That poor child.

Cryalot2 · 23/06/2019 15:51

Baby, you have just pointed out how it can happen so quickly and in front of you. So goodness only knows how the poor wee baby was. I do hope it is ok.
I wouldn't leave my dog let alone a baby.
Maybe the mum had a lot on her plate. I am not excusing her, far from it, but how else could she have done it. No one in their right mind would have.

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