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PORIRUA, New Zealand, March 25 (UPI) -- Shoppers at a New Zealand store said they were shocked to see a baby left alone in a car with a note and phone number from the mother.
A man who asked not to be named told The New Zealand Herald he arrived with his family at the Pak'n'Save in Porirua around 9 a.m. Saturday and he spotted a baby alone in a neighboring car.
It's finally good to see that parents are taking the responsibility of providing their contact info in the event their baby has any issues when they are locked alone in the car! We've come so far as a society!
Everybody my age, in America and New Zealand and everywhere else, was often left unattended as babies, and we all survived, with a lot more emotional stability than people of younger generations who were constantly fussed over and "protected". The way my mother raised me was not classified, in those days, as a falony,
Everybody my age, in America and New Zealand and everywhere else, was often left unattended as babies, and we all survived, with a lot more emotional stability than people of younger generations who were constantly fussed over and "protected". The way my mother raised me was not classified, in those days, as a falony,
Umm...yeah we were left inattended in our cribs while we were taking naps, not in a freaking shopping center in a car while mom shopped.
The problem with the car is the risk of temperature extremes. Many babies die each year from this!
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