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Old 23-06-2018, 03:35 PM #1
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Most women used to leave their babies in the pram outside the shop. Unthinkable now isn't it.
because we’re more aware of the dangers nowadays
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I'm sure their could be a few reasons. I'd say the break up of communities is one reason.
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i mean the mum could have had a justified reason to leave her kids outside in the shop, but I would say as a general rule, when they are 4 and younger, it’s not on
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Yeah the two women did the right thing, imagine all the possible scenarios if they hadn’t, especially in the society we live in now...

Maybe if it was an older child attending to the pram and the baby (12 y/o) I think it would be acceptable...
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I'm sure their could be a few reasons. I'd say the break up of communities is one reason.
this also, but i would say that because Amy said it was a Morrisons’s, that it’s probably in a busy town/city? although I could be wrong, because i live in a small town and we have a co op, but most supermarkets are in larger towns
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Playing devils advocate, the card shop might not have the space for a pram, but maybe she had eyes on them all the time, our local bakery is like that, no room for prams so they are left outside but parents can see them through the glass, if the card shop could accommodate the pram then thats a different issue
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Playing devils advocate, the card shop might not have the space for a pram, but maybe she had eyes on them all the time, our local bakery is like that, no room for prams so they are left outside but parents can see them through the glass, if the card shop could accommodate the pram then thats a different issue
I have seen people go round it with prams and in motor scooters before to be fair...
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I have seen people go round it with prams and in motor scooters before to be fair...
in that case no excuse then, they should be with her/him
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Playing devils advocate, the card shop might not have the space for a pram, but maybe she had eyes on them all the time, our local bakery is like that, no room for prams so they are left outside but parents can see them through the glass, if the card shop could accommodate the pram then thats a different issue
That’s still wrong, you could always take the child out of the pram and take them in and keep an eye on the pram, a child isn’t going to make that pram more safer, i would rather lose a pram than a child and i’m sure everyone would. No room for prams is not good enough when you can take the child out of it.
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That’s still wrong, you could always take the child out of the pram and take them in and keep an eye on the pram, a child isn’t going to make that pram more safer
Thats easy to say if the baby has just gone off to sleep and you are exhausted and you are watching them from the door way, the bakery doesnt hold 5 people so parents are steps away with the door open
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Thats easy to say if the baby has just gone off to sleep and you are exhausted and you are watching them from the door way, the bakery doesnt hold 5 people so parents are steps away with the door open
If thats the case go another day or go with someone so another adult can be with the baby, it’s that simple. There’s no good excuse for leaving a child/baby outside on their own, children especially cause they could run into a road
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I'm sure their could be a few reasons. I'd say the break up of communities is one reason.
Vioence and predators aren't a new phenomenon, it's just that people pay more attention to it then they used to.
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And drugs also cause paranoia.

Like I said, there are many reasons how we got to the point we have.
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And drugs also cause paranoia.

Like I said, there are many reasons how we got to the point we have.
Most of it comes from the simple fact that we acknowledge these things now when they were brushed under the table a few decades ago.
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