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haychee · 03/07/2007 13:43

I cant believe that any parent would find the need to hide such information from their children! Its ludicrous! STRANGER DANGER IS A REALITY - IT HAPPENS! GET USED TO THE IDEA! Honestly im gobsmacked at having learnt on sky news that their are so many of you who think its ok to let your children believe that life is a bed of roses and everyone is safe and secure in their surroundings! For gods sake - familiar family members have been locked away for abusing the children it doesnt even have to be a stranger!!
I once lost my daughter (then 3and half) in the supermarket, i immediately considered the possibility that she may have been snatched (luckliy she was only hiding under a rail of clothes) but it could happen to any one of us - how would your child react? Would they go off with the stranger? taking his word for it that they were safe? I know that my children would not! I have fully prepared them for the worst and to run and scream and do anything at all to get away from the abductor. They are fully aware of Madeleine McCann and how awful the situation is, yes they are upset, yes they do ask awkward questions that id rather they didnt have to consider at such tender ages of 6 &4, but life is not like that, there are people out there that will take your child away in the blink of an eye!
FOR HEAVENS SAKE EDUCATE YOUR CHILDREN DONT HIDE THEM AWAY FROM IT!

OP posts:
popsycal · 03/07/2007 13:44

here they comre

Carmenere · 03/07/2007 13:44

No you are right -Hysteria is defintely the way to go

JodieG1 · 03/07/2007 13:45

sighs

redfairymagic · 03/07/2007 13:47
Hmm
bundle · 03/07/2007 13:48

HmmHmmHmmHmm

southeastastra · 03/07/2007 13:48

you sound slightly paranoid

LennyLapin · 03/07/2007 13:48

thank you for educating us all, we have not considered this AT ALL

edam · 03/07/2007 13:49

Yeah, right, because of course it was far more likely that your dd had been snatched than that she was hiding under a clothes rail. Well worth terrifying the poor little mite.

VVVSzyslak · 03/07/2007 13:50

LOL SEA - i thought you had typed "you are rightly paranoid"

Dont have a cow, haychee.

ValnBen · 03/07/2007 13:51

Being snatched from a supermarket whilst out shopping or being lured away by a stranger in the park is a very long way from being snatched from your nice warm, cozy SAFE bed whilst sleeping.

TroyMcClure · 03/07/2007 13:52

nu'a

WideWebWitch · 03/07/2007 13:52

OK THEN, WE WILL GET USED TO THE IDEA, THANKS FOR POINTING OUT THE ERROR OF OUR WAYS!!!!! GOTTA GO, WANT TO MAKE SURE MY DD CATCHES THE NEWS AT 2PM ON SKY!!!!!

WideWebWitch · 03/07/2007 13:52

Welcome to mumsnet btw!

bundle · 03/07/2007 13:53

www, let's get some front row tickets for the old bailey next week for the kids

WideWebWitch · 03/07/2007 13:53

Absolutely bundle. And I thought some time in Holloway saying hello to the ickle prisoners might teach them a thing or two too, what d'ya reckon?

VVVSzyslak · 03/07/2007 13:54

Oh a field trip to the Scrubs would be perfect. They can check out the security wing, just so's they know what sort to look out for....

MrsLovejoy · 03/07/2007 13:56

I totally agree!!!!!!!!!

Won't somebody PLEASE think of the children!!!!!!!!

nedflanders · 03/07/2007 13:59

forget shrek, i'm taking my kids to see saw3. people do hurt and unfortunatly sometimes kill each other, why shield them from it

pah to childhood being the age of innocence

dimbird · 03/07/2007 14:05

Is school out already?

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