Re: Leaving Babies In Cars.....

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In a message dated 6/21/99 7:01:51 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

angehowe@... writes:

<< I was driving home with in July in west Texas and heard

over the news that a father in NY had forgotten to drop his child off at

the sitter's. Usually his wife did that, but he had the child that day.

He went to work, and 8 hours later came out to discover his child dead at

the age of 15 months... the same age as . I cried about that for

literally weeks. Just looking at my son brought me to tears. Shortly

after that, there were two more reports through the US of babies left to

die or to have serious injury by being left in a hot car. One mom went

into a house to get something and fell asleep... an hour and a half later,

her baby was dead. The other went in a store to pay a bill and 30 mins

later the police had surrounded her car.

Babies are just too precious.

>>

,

I saw something about that one in NY, on Oprah, saying about how the father

had been Sleep Deprived.......

It is VERY sad....You are right they are too precious, and to me, only an

idiot would do something like that.....even for a " few minutes "

And after Lexi locking herself in the car, she will NEVER be allowed in, or

around the car again, unless someone is around, it is just to easy for

something bad to happen......

Like when people had to get rid of Fridge's because of the Freeon, There was

a kid who died, from playing around it, and got in the fridge, and couldn't

get out, and died.....

It is TOO easy for something bad to happen to kids, and then for parents to

WILLFULLY do something that could endanger the kids is horrifying to me.....

So sad....

Stacie

[Guest guest]

I will never forget the very first time I was ever aware that this

happens... I was driving home with in July in west Texas and heard

over the news that a father in NY had forgotten to drop his child off at

the sitter's. Usually his wife did that, but he had the child that day.

He went to work, and 8 hours later came out to discover his child dead at

the age of 15 months... the same age as . I cried about that for

literally weeks. Just looking at my son brought me to tears. Shortly

after that, there were two more reports through the US of babies left to

die or to have serious injury by being left in a hot car. One mom went

into a house to get something and fell asleep... an hour and a half later,

her baby was dead. The other went in a store to pay a bill and 30 mins

later the police had surrounded her car.

Babies are just too precious.

[Guest guest]

That is just too scarry and I never leave Marissa in the car not even for

a second! Sue:)

On Mon, 21 Jun 1999 23:57:07 EDT MamaToLexi@... writes:

>From: MamaToLexi@...

>

>In a message dated 6/21/99 7:01:51 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

>angehowe@... writes:

>

><< I was driving home with in July in west Texas and heard

> over the news that a father in NY had forgotten to drop his child off

>at

> the sitter's. Usually his wife did that, but he had the child that

>day.

> He went to work, and 8 hours later came out to discover his child

>dead at

> the age of 15 months... the same age as . I cried about that

>for

> literally weeks. Just looking at my son brought me to tears.

>Shortly

> after that, there were two more reports through the US of babies left

>to

> die or to have serious injury by being left in a hot car. One mom

>went

> into a house to get something and fell asleep... an hour and a half

>later,

> her baby was dead. The other went in a store to pay a bill and 30

>mins

> later the police had surrounded her car.

>

> Babies are just too precious.

>

>

> >>

>,

>I saw something about that one in NY, on Oprah, saying about how the

>father

>had been Sleep Deprived.......

>It is VERY sad....You are right they are too precious, and to me, only

>an

>idiot would do something like that.....even for a " few minutes "

>And after Lexi locking herself in the car, she will NEVER be allowed

>in, or

>around the car again, unless someone is around, it is just to easy for

>

>something bad to happen......

>Like when people had to get rid of Fridge's because of the Freeon,

>There was

>a kid who died, from playing around it, and got in the fridge, and

>couldn't

>get out, and died.....

>It is TOO easy for something bad to happen to kids, and then for

>parents to

>WILLFULLY do something that could endanger the kids is horrifying to

>me.....

>So sad....

>Stacie

>

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