dear oh dear oh dear oh deah

[foxy lady]

WHAT is the world coming to could you imagine if 1 of us did this
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[dette]

OMG unbelievable
we would soon be out of a job if it caught on round here,just leave kids in the car with a note and go to work...no childcare required

[hectors house]

Shocking - it's not hard to take a sleeping baby in a carrier, shopping is it? - pity the supermarket didn't call the police especially as they know it is illegal in NZ to leave child under 14 in the car.

[sarah707]

I read that in the news. Shocking!

[cathtee]

anything could have happened!

[Ripeberry]

It's even more shocking that the mum got away with it! Did no-one think to take a full picture of the car and the registration number? Or even wait for the mum to turn up? The shop owner could have called over the tannoy that the police were being called?
But then hindsight is a wonderful thing

[RuthJ]

[Kiddleywinks]

It's even more shocking that the mum got away with it! Did no-one think to take a full picture of the car and the registration number? Or even wait for the mum to turn up? The shop owner could have called over the tannoy that the police were being called?
But then hindsight is a wonderful thing

My guess is that they've done it once, they'll do it again......

[clareelizabeth1]

Don't even know how anyone could think it was ok for one second to leave a kid in a car.

[bunyip]

I didn't even get as far as finding that particular story through the link. There is so much exploitative nastiness on that website I couldn't bring myself to look further, and I just hit the close button.

Have I just gone soft, or why do people run websites like that?