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In response to "I think I'm learning from Twitter that you're not "allowed" to leave your kids in the car anymore while running into a store for a quick errand? -- nm" by ty97

i mean in the summer, not for a second. in cooler temps, depending on the age of the kids i don't think people freak out. -- nm

Posted by Andie (aka Andie) Nov 16 '22, 11:20

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Aren't parents now more concerned about kids being snatched, or shifting the car out of park? -- nm - Max Nov 16, 11:25 4
- they are concerned about everything, but the heat thing is actually valid. (i shifted a car out of park when i was two. -- (edited) - Andie Nov 16, 11:25 3
  - My dad will go shopping and leave the dog in the van with the engine running the a/c. Which I think means the doors are unlocked. - Max Nov 16, 11:29 2
    - Last winter I was at a Wawa when a cop walks in and says loudly 'Would the owner of the SUV with 2 dogs in it please come over' - Guy across the store - decline Nov 16, 11:32 1
      - sweet -- nm - mud Nov 16, 11:36
Well and like what age are we talking about? Once they can open the door themselves, it's not like they're trapped. -- nm - Reagen Nov 16, 11:22 1
- right. -- nm - Andie Nov 16, 11:22
we absolutely stayed in the car on hot summer days - hollywood big shot Nov 16, 11:21 1
- i think people are way more likely to freak out if the saw smallish kids in a car in the summer than say now. -- nm - Andie Nov 16, 11:23

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