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I used to think it was stupid how high school health/sex ed classes has kids see why it was like to parent by having them carry around an egg or a simulated baby that they were responsible for, but maybe it's not---if it could help people grow up to be more aware actual parents.
One of the problem is that people aren't mindful and just don't think. They are just aimlessly scrolling through, typing, and staring at a small screen.
I do sympathize with day care being expensive, but people seem to find the money for what they want. With the woman noted above, she had the money for a manicure but not child care...
It doesn't matter to 313weather. The employer still overworked the mom. She was so stressed out that she had to get a manicure.
There's nothing wrong with getting a manicure. But she could have put her child in a daycare or gotten a babysitter. When does the responsibility begin with parenting, 313Weather?
You don't know this guy. In fact, I think it's a pretty safe to say that you have never experienced whatever struggle he is/was experiencing.
No sane person would WANT this for their child. However, the man did what he felt he had to do, as clearly no one was coming to his rescue to help him out.
I hope the baby is able to recover and that things will get better for the father. I also hope any business owners out here who overwork and underpay their employees feel at least some guilt after this incident.
I'm not the only one who things that leaving children in a hot car is sad parenting. There's a national day that focuses on that problem.
Today is National Heat Stroke Prevention day. They are focusing on children left in hot cars.
I wish the parents who would even consider that an option, and those who defend them, would be left in hot cars. Fewer twisted sickos in society won't be missed.
And those who blame the company are nuts on a whole other level.
I wish the parents who would even consider that an option, and those who defend them, would be left in hot cars. Fewer twisted sickos in society won't be missed.
And those who blame the company are nuts on a whole other level.
I wish the parents who would even consider that an option, and those who defend them, would be left in hot cars. Fewer twisted sickos in society won't be missed.
And those who blame the company are nuts on a whole other level.
I don't wish harm on anyone and cannot agree with the punishment of torture.
313Weather blames the employer and defends the parents who left their child in a car to die. Are you suggesting that she is nuts?
I do agree that people who defend these murdering parents are unfit for parenting, and perhaps much of society.
Bennett told the court Jackson had gone to his drug dealer’s house and bought marijuana. He said prosecutors believe Jackson came home to consume marijuana, leaving the girl behind in the car.
Police have said Jackson had apparently forgotten about her until something on TV jogged his memory. The girl was left in a the sweltering car with the windows up for more than two hours outside her foster parents’ home in Wichita. Temperatures at the time were around 90 degrees.
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In this Thursday, July 24, 2014 photo police tape surrounds a gray car outside a Wichita, Kan., where a 10-month-old girl died after being left inside a hot car. Authorities said Friday they have arrested the girl's foster parent on suspicion of aggravated endangerment but charges have not been filed. Police said the man had "somehow forgotten" leaving the girl in the back seat after picking her up from the baby sitter late Thursday afternoon. (AP Photo/The Wichita Eagle, Matt Riedl)
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