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How did you not notice?
Ikr f#cking idiot, I mean how do you not notice some one that you were told to pick not being in your car?
Agreed, that's so irresponsible OP.
see, what i dont get is: he said he thought it was odd she was so quiet, but he didn't instinctively look in the rear view mirror to check?
You would figure the lack of noise would be your first clue...
OP takes "keep your eyes on the road" quite seriously!
seriously though she couldn't look back to check
Even IF she really had her eyes glued on the road, how do you not turn around to check your blind spot when making turns or switching lanes, or look at your rearview mirror ONCE the whole trip? This FML told me OP is both careless with children AND driving. Impressive...
Especially if your car is not normally set up for children it's easy to not see a child"just" from turning around if they are in the seat surely behind you so not seeing the child missing during a blind shot check is understandable. That being said not checking on the child when noticing they are quiet is unacceptable. Good thing the car seat was not placed on the roof or trunk
59 not everyone has a rear view mirror. the could only have side mirrors.
How do you not have a rear view mirror? Pretty sure that's required by law. Could be wrong but never heard not having one before.
What I don't get is why OP left. So go to pick someone up, you don't hear the car door open and close and you yourself did not put the kid on the car.... did OP just drive up to the house, stay there for a minute, then drive off? The only thing I can think of is that you actually were inside the house for a while, then when it was time to leave, you just forgot the kid.
Have you seen Home Alone!?
Second and YDI dummy.
lol you changed it to 2nd
Yeah I posted it when I was the first rating then I typed the comment and when I posted it showed the other guys comment. FML.
How do you actually forget a child?
I don't even think OP know's how this happened.
#74, yes and David Cameron is utter scum. Fires thousands of police officers, during two riots, and privatizes Englands health care. Now we have no doctors, officers, firefighter, an 800% increase in violent crime compared to USA, more knife crime than South Africa, and more rapes than ever before. I don't think it's that surprising he'd get so drunk, that he forgets his own daughter behind in a pub.
Have you never seen Home Alone?
Parent of the year
My grandparents forgot me in the car once when I was a baby. They were headed into a restaurant, they weren't used to having a baby with them, and I was being quiet... Though they remembered me before they made it to the restaurant doors. This is definitely more extreme than that though.
#128 **godparent
How do you not realize she isn't in the car??
Always check to make sure the child is in the car. Always. Poor thing must have been scared to heck. YDI.
I belive any child old enough to stand on their own feet would notice. I really feel most sorry for the poor child here.
Because a child isn't going to notice being left alone on a driveway. My 8 month old notices when I leave the room for 2 minutes
when it's quiet you know something is up! Don't worry, when she's older this will be a funny story you can tell her OP!
FYI, you don't need to know how to be a parent to be a godparent. Neither of mine were parents before they became my godparents.
FYI, a godparent is the person designated to care for a child if something happens to the parents. So, yes, a godparent does need some parenting skills. It doesn't mean they have to already be parents, but they should be responsible enough to not leave a small child alone in a driveway.
FYI, the godparents are technically only responsible for the child's religious education. If the parents have a will then they can designate who they want to be responsible if something happens to them but otherwise it's the closest living family members responsibility.
Oh, this old debate again..
Actually in my culture the godparents are responsible for the kids when the parents are incapable and their is no just religious education.
My parents were always nervous about this so they'd always ask if I was there if I was being quiet
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How did you not notice?
How do you actually forget a child?