I want to share a narrow escape and hope it helps prevent an awful tragedy. Today, may precious daughter took her two sons - aged 4 and 2 - to an outing with friends at the park. As the children played together, she realized that she could no longer see her older child. She called, no answer. She looked inside, no luck. She asked the younger child, "I dunno". Then the younger child went to her car and began to bang on the door. She went to the car, and the older child was inside, where he had hidden from the other children during hide and seek. Because she had "childproofed" the door handles, he couldn't get out again. The temperature inside the car was dangerously high, and the child was extremely overheated, his clothes completely drenched with sweat, and he was sobbing. If she hadn't found him when she did, I can't bear to think what would have happened.
So the moral to the story is for parents of small children, who have "childproofed" the door handles on their cars, to conscienciously lock those cars when they get out so that the children cannot get back in again. Thank God my grandson is safe, and let's hope no one else ever has a scare like THAT again! Clay Clay Blackwell Lynchburg, VA To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace-chat [EMAIL PROTECTED]
