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Hortensis

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3. We raised our kids in LA's oven,

Reply to underahedgerow (Original post)

Mon Aug 8, 2016, 07:15 AM

Aug 2016

and I never worried about forgetting or inoccasionally leaving close by in sight for more than literally a minute to two the sleeping baby or dog, and certainly not two children who liked to play, "Mom, he touched me!"/"No, I didn't!" Just didn't happen and wouldn't have spent a quarter on this.

Now, if they were turned over to a babysitter, I imagine I might have gotten another babysitter if I suspected she might need one of these.

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"Never forget your kids in the car again". We were just talking about this a couple weeks ago, [View all] underahedgerow Aug 2016 OP

Anything to make a dent in the problem, is good. Warren DeMontague Aug 2016 #1

Yes, humility is important. Jerry442 Aug 2016 #2

We raised our kids in LA's oven, Hortensis Aug 2016 #3

noisy kids can actually be a risk factor unblock Aug 2016 #4

Yes. My worry that springs to mind was children behind the car Hortensis Aug 2016 #5

haven't researched pets, but as for children, being an attentive caregiver has nothing to do with it unblock Aug 2016 #6

Umhm. That's that hypervigilence Hortensis Aug 2016 #7