By Noname - 09/03/2009 23:36 - Canada

Today, I was babysitting my co-worker's son. He was eating Jell-o and spilled it on his top, so I pulled off his PJ's, and went in his room to grab a new pair. I heard a thunk and ran to find him out cold on the floor. His parents walked in on me trying to wake up their naked 3 year-old. FML
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Same thing different taste

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dude, take the kid with you nxt time...

Jello isn't liquidy... unless he mushed it into his pjs, you could've just picked it off and wiped the sticky off. No need to change them. Regardless, you shouldn't have left him alone.

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Probably shouldn't leave a three year old alone. :/

Don't you love what perfect timeing most kids have but was the kid ok?

adelaide_evening 0

Haven't any of you ever seen a three year old eat? They find a way to make everything messy. My guess is, he was eating the jello and it drippled out of of his mouth and onto his pajamas. Chewed up jello mixed with saliva would be messy.

blahthing 0

Oh wow...I hope things worked out okay

why would you leave the kid alone, even for a moment? your own fault. should've taken him with you to his bedroom to get the fresh clothes.

i dont get why no one is angry about this person dropping a baby, i mean that does serious damage to a kid that age, what in the world were you thinking leaving the poor kid alone, hopefully he was ok, and i hope you got scolded

I don't know, I pushed my one year-old niece off the bed when I was three and she's okay... And she landed forehead first.

#17 She didn't drop a baby. The three-year-old fell out of a chair on his own.

question...why did you make him completley naked? if it just fell on the top....or was it a one piece pj thing?

I'd like to hear how this story ends...