I do agree kids can get away,I have had the feel of fear when one of my kids pulled a move in wall mart - as you look for them all you do is pray and say how do i know I am not about to be a statistic.
The mom said she has another baby, so she might be over whelmed I told her she needs a dangling chain lock on her door . I can go to a dollar store and pick one up as a favor. she said she is married her husband can install it.
It still comes back to the walking woman , see here is the next thought . I am driving i see a metal chair on the opposite side of road ,so i have a choice do a U turn and park proper . or just back up on wrong side of road near curb and just load it fast . I backed up on wrong side of road for a fast loading.
So NOW the walking woman looks at a small girl child follow her for 10 feet then she did look at me as i am backing up on the wrong side of road (she has no idea i am, scraping) come on now where was that womans maternal instinct. I even pick up the girl to help , so even at that point that woman should have turned around to see what my intentions were . This is how kids get kidnapped a mistake from a parent or child & the predator seizes the moment.
Lucky for the little girl i am a father (most important NORMAL) & that protective quality is still with me .
I will say the little girl looked dirty , not really well fed , & just wild confused look in her eyes,She looked like a nice meal of meat and potatoes is what she needed , Not to insult but clearly the mother is not missing any meals as she was not small. If all was great in that home then the little one would choose to not explore I'm thinking. If a home is really kid cozy, walking out with no shoes not dressed warm should instantly seem way worse then being in home .But if the home is harsh there is no distinction between the two, I feel that child is destined to have a hard time to differentiate good & bad.
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