PSA-Toddlers & Car locks

Re: PSA-Toddlers & Car locks

• Peppernut

  March 2011

  I giggled.  I'm sorry.  

  I love the "known felon" line. 

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• robynlesley member

  March 2011

  I also lol'd at the "known felon" bit.

  Sorry that happened in front of your sister. Glad Charles is OK.
  

  
  
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• stever member

  March 2011

  robynlesley:

  I also lol'd at the "known felon" bit.

  Sorry that happened in front of your sister. Glad Charles is OK.
  

  Me too. I could never give M the keys 'cuz he'd lock my a$$ out and laugh hysterically about it.

  Ha! Felon. Hehe...
  

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• ScoobyM

  March 2011

  Yikes!  Thanks for the warning!  We often let Ellie have the keys while we are strapping her into her car seat;  guess we better make sure we always leave a door open.

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• BrideBuddies member

  March 2011

  Yeah, normally I make sure a door or window is open.  But today was super super windy and my mom was with us and digging around on the other side of the car and shut her door.  I just didn't think about it.   Was just trying to get the heck outta there and it all went south!   Fortunately, it was only a couple of minutes of stress!

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• dkays

  March 2011

  This is how I found out that Pop a lock will come out and unlock your car for free. They also dropped what they are doing to get over to unlock cars with kids inside.

  Teagan had the keys after being strapped into her seat and locked doors.  We tried to get her to press unlock but instead she just smiled at us and threw the keys.  She was locked in for about 20 minutes.

  My DH hasn't said anything to me about this but that might be because he would let her have the keys also.  Don't beat yourself up, things happen.  FWIW, the people I know who know everything about everything are very unhappy people.  

  Also, this is good to know for everyone because I'm not a Newbie.

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• leslieb923

  March 2011

  Thanks for the advice.  As a newbie I listen to any good advice anyone wants to tell me.

  Thomas seems to like keys, but so far we won't let him hold them.  A friend of mine had a son who took my car keys and "hid" them.  (he was about 2 yrs old though)  I have enough trouble remembering where I put my keys, without having to "search" for them. 

  Glad everything worked out.  : ) 

  Married 5/12/07 Took 3 IUIs and 2 IVFs for our sweet boy He was worth the wait!

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• gimmietimmies member

  March 2011

  I was giggling at this, sorry! Only because like dkays said, it's happened to not newbie moms too! It's happened twice here. Once with L, and that was my own stupid fault, and then the second time it was actually L's fault. I have AMA (same as AAA) that my dad gifts to me for Christmas every year, because I am notorious for locking my keys in the car and leaving the lights on.

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