My dad is a big fan of mini vans, and one of his favorite things is that he can start driving, causing gravity to close the back doors. When I was about three or four, I really wanted to go inside Walmart with my mom, but wasn't allowed. My dad started driving to close the door, and didn't realize until it was too late that my head was sticking out of the door. My head was back inside the door with about a second to spare.
Our first born 11 month old at the time, I believe had a cold, sniffles/plugged up nose. We all went to sleep. My husband didn't like the noises coming from the baby and insisted I check on him. I was so tired, but closer. He's usually a light sleeper, but wasn't coming out of his sleep. I panicked and picked him up. Felt like forever until he opened his eyes looking confused with blue lips. Afterwards he was fine we got the suction bulb and cleaned out his nose. I figured during sleep his nose was plugged and he wasn't breathing in and out through his mouth. Such a horrible experience, so many what ifs. We both sometimes wake up and go over to put our hands on them (2 kiddos) to make sure they're fine.
This was back in the 60's and I was about 6 or 7 years old. I found out as an adult my mom and I had been arguing about me sitting in my cousins child safety seat. Mom thought I was to old to be in it but thankfully I was stubborn and kept climbing in it. That summer my grandmother was driving me somewhere and was in a fatal car crash. She was thrown from the car and died because the front seats had no seatbelts. Seatbelts weren't standard back then. Thanks to my cousin's safety seat I walked away with only a bruised arm.
@@kelliewhyte_85 I have a lot of memories of that event. It was extremely scary for me. I got sent to stay with family because my grandmother was in a coma for 10 days and needed brain surgery. My brothers were old enough to stay home alone but I wasn't. People didn't think about children's mental health back then so I got nothing. I really needed it. I remember the adults standing around looking at the paper, so as an adult I tracked down that article. If your child is in a car accident, no matter if minor or serious, sit down and talk to them about the crash. Let them share how they feel.
My little sister almost drowned in the ocean when I was around 8 years old and she was 4. My mom fought against the waves like hell to save her while I stood watching in shock. She is okay today but my mom is very cautious whenever either of us goes swimming.
Was 8 months pregnant carrying my 3 year old. Didn’t see my 2 yo curled up on the floor and tripped over him. I threw my 3 yo onto the couch in front of me so I could catch myself to protect the baby in my belly and not fall on my 2 yo. We had a couch that have the back cushions that move around and her head hit the one spot there was no pillow. Had to go to her 3 year check up the next day with a big black eye. When the nurse asked her what happened, she replied, “mommy threw me!” 🤦♀️ Thank God our pediatricians office was familiar with us and knew after I explained I was telling the truth. 😂😂😂
4:29 Well, that's a nice plot twist. I was wondering why that driver would take off when they hadn't done anything wrong and actually stopped in time. 22:24 Jim was right. The black bear truly is the best bear. You can just tell the mama bear's growls weren't really threats, but her judging OP's family.
My sister and nephew were playing in the grass when I see a snake and I yell “snake.” My sister runs before she remembers that she left her son and yells for someone to get her baby. Aunt MaddysinLeigh grabbed him.
When I'd just been born, apparently my Dad was doing yard work and didn't see my older brother (then probably 18 months - 2 years old) walk outside into the garden, just doin' shit that toddlers do. Was pretty strenuous work so it was a proper heavy-duty spade and my brother walked right into its path. He ended up getting hit by the bit where the shaft connects to the blade, and Dad still maintains that he'd probably have been decapitated if he'd been a couple of inches to the left of where he was stood. Luckily he wasn't and it was just a case of a lot of ice packs and a check-up with the doctor. Dad's been uncomfortable doing work with a spade ever since.
A friend's 5 yr old nephew was in the hospital with meningitis so I volunteered to stay with the 18 month old twin brothers. We were at the grandparents house. One day grandpa came home to tackle a few needed jobs, one being mowing the lawn. I had to lock the deadbolts to keep 2 screaming/sobbing boys in the house. They wanted to go outside with grandpa.
About 25-30% depending on your latitude? Considering the child didn't freeze, they must be in a warmer climate. Winter where I am can kill in 15 minutes by late january *45 minutes during most of the winter
@@GrifoStelle In the south it on,y goes down to like 40 degrees. Inside a car that’s well insulated you can stay confortable for hours especially when the suns out.
One of these stories reminds me of the story that happened before I was conceived. My parents left my brother's with a babysitter. Family lived in a mobile home park next to a freeway. Babysitter fell asleep on the couch. My under 2 yr old brother decides to go for a walk. The neighbor comes home and found my brother walking on the exit ramp to the freeway. Neighbor stopped and grabbed my brother. Parents never hired that babysitter again.
@@builtontherockhomestead9390 my mom had no idea Casey would do that! It freaks me out that I was actually in that pool with Cayley and after she disappeared no one told me anything so my playmate was killed and I had no clue like life was normal
The “child left in the carseat” stories are so scary. I’d totally do something that careless. My memory is crap and my mind is always jumping around. Can understand a tired, busy, stressed parent doing this! Good thing I never had children.
Oh goodness 😭 Every time I hear one of those stories, I feel terrible for the parent(s). It's not impossible to forget. I'm an adult with add, and I can absolutely understand how it could happen. The only way I manage things is to do every single thing exactly the same way all the time. Any deviation, I'm screwed.
That mother in the first story is lucky that the kid was safe! I've heard stories on the news where young children died because they were forgotten! The parents end up going to jail for it!
I've seen people trying to use propane heaters inside house's with all the windows closed and no fresh air ventilation......They would complain about headaches and always being tired.
One time when my brothers were very young, the older got the younger into a toy box and locked the lid. My mum called him, he went downstairs and watched Finding Nemo, haven forgotten that our other brother is an almost airtight box upstairs. When my mum asks him where our brother is, he runs upstairs with her to find our brother barely conscious, barely breathing and with his skin all red with white blotches. My mum was petrified, to say the least. Honestly, the fact that kids can be so clueless must be the worst for parents. Like you protect them all you can but alone they can cause a tragedy just by trying to play
11:45 the scary part about this story isn't that the child almost choked to death ( happens all the time) no, the scary part about this story is that there are 3 adults taking care of one child and not one adult knew how to administer the heimlich maneuver. Learn first aid people.
Learned this in 6th grade and saved my own life when I accidentally sneezed while taking a pill. But I'm guessing not every school system teaches this.
@@wintergray1221 it's not the school system that I want teaching it. ( let's face it what I learned about medicine just 6 years ago has changed dramatically, and we don't need outdated treatment in the world being taught by the same school system that has science books that say " one day we might actually make it to the moon") However if a person is being around children they should take the initiative to learn simple first aid.
I honestly think from the ages of newborn to ...mid twenties... it is practically our mission to try and hurt ourselves. We all probably have no effing clue how many times we've escaped death or injury lol
I have this story. There was one night while I was really young, I think about 6-7 years old (I'll be 20 next month). But my mom had made dinner (potatoes au gratin with sausage sliced on top) I was pretty hungry so I was eating it pretty quickly. I guess I wasn't chewing my food properly. So at some point I'd tossed a slice of sausage in my mouth and started choking not long after because of my lack of chewing. My siblings and my mom were sitting in the living room with me and I started smacking the couch underneath me, trying to get someone's attention. But no one notice for what seemed like forever. Things were getting dark in my vision and so I got up stumbled to the kitchen and as soon as I stepped into the door way of the kitchen, I started heaving and puked in the kitchen. My mom was very upset with me puking in her kitchen and not worried about the fact I almost died. But I mean I lived and she made me clean it up. I didn't finish dinner that night.
My grandpa almost ran me over. My grandpa just fetched me home after school. I always keep my bag in the boot. He stopped the car in the driveway. I got out the car, and immediately went to the boot to get my bag. And he started to reverse. I shouted and jumped out of the way. He stopped the car to see what was up, then he apologized. And that would be it, except it happened a couple times again. Later he would be diagnosed with Alzheimer's... I think it's related, but I'm not sure.
My mom was holding baby me one time & asked my dad to “toss” her the tape dispenser. My dad, being a typical man who likes to throw things as a means to passing an item over, threw the tape dispenser (the heavy one with sand in it) to my mom. The sharp saw part landed on my big toe & I still have a scar.
When I was 1.5 or 2, my parents were taking the family somewhere, and rented a Nissan Altima to get us there. They stepped out of the car, locked it, and realized the only set of keys was still in the ignition. With me stuck inside. They spent the next half hour trying to get me--who was dancing to Led Zeppelin in the nice, air-conditioned car--to unlock the doors before giving up and calling the rental company to get an extra set of keys. 19 years later, we rented another Nissan Altima to go on a family trip to Spokane. Copious jokes were made the entire time.
wow my dad almost got me killed in a winter many years ago what happend was he sent me down a part of the hill in a park that was a bit icey and well my sled made a turn and i almost crashed into a brick wall of a baseball dug out
I used to slide down the stairs while laying on one of those big plastic bin lids like it was a huge sled. I was really young at the time so I don’t fully remember it, but I guarantee one or both parents had to stop me from splitting my head open on the floor. (floor was not carpeted in the area directly in front of the stairs)
Not a parent but apparently when I was 3 years old, My dad was teaching my mom how to drive. My dad was sitting in the front seat with me in his lap and mom was driving. A big truck carrying a bunch oh huge metal rods was in front of us and my mom didn't pay attention and hit the gas instead of the brake. lucky enough my dad had his hand on the handbrake and pulled it right on time. needless to say my mom got a good mouthful and never drove again.
My mom was Infront of me in a 5ft pool when I was 8 and i started drowning but she was on Facebook after a few seconds and me nearly running out of air i manage to grab onto the edge and pull myself up and my mom was like "Ohh.."
..shit, the tumble dryer one made me anxious as f√ck! My uncle was home on his lunch break, and threw the laundry in the washer which was situated in the garage. He went back to work, took the laundry out when he came home that night, only to find a kitten had climbed into the washer prior to him putting the washing on the cycle, and it had died..omg..
Tired mom misreads label on cough syrup. Gives sick child (me) 2 Tbsp instead of 2 tsp. 8-10 hrs later tired mom is very relieved daughter wakes up from mini-coma.
shot him point blank range the little bastard respawn with a sniper decided to quick scoop me every each he got. 10/10 not gonna be playing cod ever again
I was like 4 or 5. Went with my Dad and brother to The Army base to go grocery shopping and my Dad also took his LT wife and 3 kids were 6 months, girl 2 and boy 3 because his LT got sent to Vietnam. Anyway we go grocery shopping and I wanted to sit by the window in back seat. Carseats were not used in these days or seat belts. Dad said I had to sit in the middle. My Bro 12 at time beside 3YO then me and 2 YO by the back door window seat I wanted. Baby was in front in Moms arms. I am sitting there pissed because I had to be stuffed in the middle hot summer day. That little shit of 2 yo was playing with door handle my bro was ignoring so I started yelling she is trying to open the door. Dad n bro tell me to shut up a quit pouting. I yell again she is messing with door handle again yelled at this time Dad reaches back to pop me. I didnt get popped the 2 yo brat popped the door n me n my Dad both grabbed her pulled her in the car. I nearly went out the door too. Got gravel in my eye from her feet knocking gravel up. Dad pulled over n I thought I was in trouble. He popped that door open handed the 2 yo to her mom n grabbed me n held onto me for dear life. That 3 yo told them I opened the door my bro got pissed then put the 3 year old in back of station wagon with groceries n told him to shut up lying. My Dad got my eye cleaned out and set me by the door. Put the 2 yo up front. Told me I did good but we got home I told my Mom the LT wife hugged n kissed Dad. Mom got jealous n pissed until she got full story about dad saving the brats life n me helping. I got to pick out dinner n got to go to icecream shop and eat a banana split. Dad swore up n down I saved that kid more than he did. But he hauled her in n me in with his right arm.
Not a parent but my mother had bought a rotisserie chicken from the store when she cut it open it was pink in the middle yeah... We were lucky we only got the flu and nothing else I told her to throw it away but she said she was going to put it in the oven it should be fine nope we still got sick I can't even think about chicken without getting nauseous now for future reference if my mom ever decides to buy chicken again what is the correct temperature and how did we still get sick?
The hot dog one is time for divorce father-in-law and husband allowed a baby to choke to death even though the mother said no it's too big against her protests and then what you start turning red in the face it said she's fine she had to turn blue and purple for her to hurry up and grab her daughter out of her husband pans it's time for divorce and I'm pretty sure that lady would get full custody that is f***** up is my language I am just so mad that even somebody and their right mind a grandfather would be alright feeding a whole hot dog on a bun to a two-year-old man you got to cut that stuff up into tiny pieces not okay any adult and their logical mine would know that like you know the mother knew that but you know the father-in-law and dad said no I would have marched right to the hospital and how to note from a doctor saying they caused her to choke on food because they didn't want to put it into small pieces and then filed for divorce and file for custody
Sorry for this not being my own thing, not being a parent or apparently having anything other than my own being in the womb being my near-death, nevermind being in the incubator - but what's 4-mississippi? A wierd way of saying 4 mililseconds? I know there's a Mississippi River in America but...?
Hey kid who called popcorn on the stove "savage" Ummm....thats how we had to do it back in the 60's and 70's unless ur parents could afford or splurge on "Jiffy Pop". Sorry you were born literally 2 weeks ago and can't imagine life before its conveniences. I mean, really? Jeezzzzz. Although, I'm glad it didn't turn out worse for your sister. You know now what NOT to do. Experience is a teacher.
Stove popcorn being called savage. Gosh, It's 2021 and I can't imagine making it any other way. Making popcorn on the stove can be made safely. I make it 3 days a week or so that way for my family. Glad his sister is fine though.
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My dad is a big fan of mini vans, and one of his favorite things is that he can start driving, causing gravity to close the back doors. When I was about three or four, I really wanted to go inside Walmart with my mom, but wasn't allowed. My dad started driving to close the door, and didn't realize until it was too late that my head was sticking out of the door. My head was back inside the door with about a second to spare.
My mom was friends with Casey Anthony and left me to play with Cayley 😱
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@@Coffeeisnecessarynowpepper yes poor child. Her mother was a monster.. RIP Kaylie
Our first born 11 month old at the time, I believe had a cold, sniffles/plugged up nose. We all went to sleep. My husband didn't like the noises coming from the baby and insisted I check on him. I was so tired, but closer. He's usually a light sleeper, but wasn't coming out of his sleep. I panicked and picked him up. Felt like forever until he opened his eyes looking confused with blue lips. Afterwards he was fine we got the suction bulb and cleaned out his nose. I figured during sleep his nose was plugged and he wasn't breathing in and out through his mouth. Such a horrible experience, so many what ifs. We both sometimes wake up and go over to put our hands on them (2 kiddos) to make sure they're fine.
Call me a bastard but the second story absolutely made me laugh
Your a bastard but the second story absolutely made me laugh.
@@notafbiagent473 you have made my day, I hope you go far in life
YESS!!!!
Me too. The last sentence of the main story is what did it for me!
This was back in the 60's and I was about 6 or 7 years old. I found out as an adult my mom and I had been arguing about me sitting in my cousins child safety seat. Mom thought I was to old to be in it but thankfully I was stubborn and kept climbing in it. That summer my grandmother was driving me somewhere and was in a fatal car crash. She was thrown from the car and died because the front seats had no seatbelts. Seatbelts weren't standard back then. Thanks to my cousin's safety seat I walked away with only a bruised arm.
Oh man, I'm so sorry about your grandmother.
@@kelliewhyte_85 I have a lot of memories of that event. It was extremely scary for me. I got sent to stay with family because my grandmother was in a coma for 10 days and needed brain surgery. My brothers were old enough to stay home alone but I wasn't. People didn't think about children's mental health back then so I got nothing. I really needed it. I remember the adults standing around looking at the paper, so as an adult I tracked down that article. If your child is in a car accident, no matter if minor or serious, sit down and talk to them about the crash. Let them share how they feel.
@@builtontherockhomestead9390 yeah fair enough
My mom was friends with Casey Anthony and left me to play with Cayley 😱
My little sister almost drowned in the ocean when I was around 8 years old and she was 4. My mom fought against the waves like hell to save her while I stood watching in shock. She is okay today but my mom is very cautious whenever either of us goes swimming.
Was 8 months pregnant carrying my 3 year old. Didn’t see my 2 yo curled up on the floor and tripped over him. I threw my 3 yo onto the couch in front of me so I could catch myself to protect the baby in my belly and not fall on my 2 yo. We had a couch that have the back cushions that move around and her head hit the one spot there was no pillow. Had to go to her 3 year check up the next day with a big black eye. When the nurse asked her what happened, she replied, “mommy threw me!” 🤦♀️
Thank God our pediatricians office was familiar with us and knew after I explained I was telling the truth. 😂😂😂
4:29
Well, that's a nice plot twist. I was wondering why that driver would take off when they hadn't done anything wrong and actually stopped in time.
22:24
Jim was right. The black bear truly is the best bear. You can just tell the mama bear's growls weren't really threats, but her judging OP's family.
Babies are so fragile yet resilient
My sister and nephew were playing in the grass when I see a snake and I yell “snake.” My sister runs before she remembers that she left her son and yells for someone to get her baby. Aunt MaddysinLeigh grabbed him.
When I'd just been born, apparently my Dad was doing yard work and didn't see my older brother (then probably 18 months - 2 years old) walk outside into the garden, just doin' shit that toddlers do. Was pretty strenuous work so it was a proper heavy-duty spade and my brother walked right into its path. He ended up getting hit by the bit where the shaft connects to the blade, and Dad still maintains that he'd probably have been decapitated if he'd been a couple of inches to the left of where he was stood. Luckily he wasn't and it was just a case of a lot of ice packs and a check-up with the doctor.
Dad's been uncomfortable doing work with a spade ever since.
A friend's 5 yr old nephew was in the hospital with meningitis so I volunteered to stay with the 18 month old twin brothers. We were at the grandparents house. One day grandpa came home to tackle a few needed jobs, one being mowing the lawn. I had to lock the deadbolts to keep 2 screaming/sobbing boys in the house. They wanted to go outside with grandpa.
That car seat one for 2 hours. What are the odds that it was Winter
About 25-30% depending on your latitude? Considering the child didn't freeze, they must be in a warmer climate. Winter where I am can kill in 15 minutes by late january
*45 minutes during most of the winter
@@GrifoStelle In the south it on,y goes down to like 40 degrees. Inside a car that’s well insulated you can stay confortable for hours especially when the suns out.
One of these stories reminds me of the story that happened before I was conceived. My parents left my brother's with a babysitter. Family lived in a mobile home park next to a freeway. Babysitter fell asleep on the couch. My under 2 yr old brother decides to go for a walk. The neighbor comes home and found my brother walking on the exit ramp to the freeway. Neighbor stopped and grabbed my brother. Parents never hired that babysitter again.
My mom was friends with Casey Anthony and left me to play with Cayley 😱
@@Coffeeisnecessarynowpepper glad your okay.
@@builtontherockhomestead9390 my mom had no idea Casey would do that! It freaks me out that I was actually in that pool with Cayley and after she disappeared no one told me anything so my playmate was killed and I had no clue like life was normal
@@Coffeeisnecessarynowpepper psychopaths can hide their evilness.
The “child left in the carseat” stories are so scary. I’d totally do something that careless. My memory is crap and my mind is always jumping around. Can understand a tired, busy, stressed parent doing this! Good thing I never had children.
Oh goodness 😭
Every time I hear one of those stories, I feel terrible for the parent(s).
It's not impossible to forget.
I'm an adult with add, and I can absolutely understand how it could happen.
The only way I manage things is to do every single thing exactly the same way all the time.
Any deviation, I'm screwed.
That mother in the first story is lucky that the kid was safe! I've heard stories on the news where young children died because they were forgotten! The parents end up going to jail for it!
I've seen people trying to use propane heaters inside house's with all the windows closed and no fresh air ventilation......They would complain about headaches and always being tired.
One time when my brothers were very young, the older got the younger into a toy box and locked the lid. My mum called him, he went downstairs and watched Finding Nemo, haven forgotten that our other brother is an almost airtight box upstairs. When my mum asks him where our brother is, he runs upstairs with her to find our brother barely conscious, barely breathing and with his skin all red with white blotches.
My mum was petrified, to say the least. Honestly, the fact that kids can be so clueless must be the worst for parents. Like you protect them all you can but alone they can cause a tragedy just by trying to play
Not my child my young cousin.
When you feed them vegetables, or at least they make it sound like you are killing them 🙄
The F350 driver being an off duty cop honestly made that story so much better. Just instant karma for the suburban driver.
11:45 the scary part about this story isn't that the child almost choked to death ( happens all the time) no, the scary part about this story is that there are 3 adults taking care of one child and not one adult knew how to administer the heimlich maneuver.
Learn first aid people.
Learned this in 6th grade and saved my own life when I accidentally sneezed while taking a pill. But I'm guessing not every school system teaches this.
@@wintergray1221 it's not the school system that I want teaching it. ( let's face it what I learned about medicine just 6 years ago has changed dramatically, and we don't need outdated treatment in the world being taught by the same school system that has science books that say " one day we might actually make it to the moon")
However if a person is being around children they should take the initiative to learn simple first aid.
Yeah I love drinking the random milk left in the basement too
I honestly think from the ages of newborn to ...mid twenties... it is practically our mission to try and hurt ourselves. We all probably have no effing clue how many times we've escaped death or injury lol
26:40 I REALLY WASNT EXPECTING THAT
I don't see how the parent in the hot dog story just sat there and watched
I think most parents almost kill their kids at some point
im going straight to hell why am i laughing at some of these
I have this story. There was one night while I was really young, I think about 6-7 years old (I'll be 20 next month). But my mom had made dinner (potatoes au gratin with sausage sliced on top) I was pretty hungry so I was eating it pretty quickly. I guess I wasn't chewing my food properly. So at some point I'd tossed a slice of sausage in my mouth and started choking not long after because of my lack of chewing. My siblings and my mom were sitting in the living room with me and I started smacking the couch underneath me, trying to get someone's attention. But no one notice for what seemed like forever. Things were getting dark in my vision and so I got up stumbled to the kitchen and as soon as I stepped into the door way of the kitchen, I started heaving and puked in the kitchen. My mom was very upset with me puking in her kitchen and not worried about the fact I almost died. But I mean I lived and she made me clean it up. I didn't finish dinner that night.
My grandpa almost ran me over. My grandpa just fetched me home after school. I always keep my bag in the boot. He stopped the car in the driveway. I got out the car, and immediately went to the boot to get my bag. And he started to reverse. I shouted and jumped out of the way. He stopped the car to see what was up, then he apologized. And that would be it, except it happened a couple times again. Later he would be diagnosed with Alzheimer's... I think it's related, but I'm not sure.
1:58
And you should probably not leave any kids with your cousin ever again too.
My mom was holding baby me one time & asked my dad to “toss” her the tape dispenser. My dad, being a typical man who likes to throw things as a means to passing an item over, threw the tape dispenser (the heavy one with sand in it) to my mom. The sharp saw part landed on my big toe & I still have a scar.
When I was 1.5 or 2, my parents were taking the family somewhere, and rented a Nissan Altima to get us there. They stepped out of the car, locked it, and realized the only set of keys was still in the ignition. With me stuck inside.
They spent the next half hour trying to get me--who was dancing to Led Zeppelin in the nice, air-conditioned car--to unlock the doors before giving up and calling the rental company to get an extra set of keys. 19 years later, we rented another Nissan Altima to go on a family trip to Spokane. Copious jokes were made the entire time.
22:28
Looks like she took pitty on you, she was guarding her child you were looking for yours.
According to my sister, every time I drive my nephew it's a life or death situation.
wow my dad almost got me killed in a winter many years ago
what happend was he sent me down a part of the hill in a park that was a bit icey and well my sled made a turn and i almost crashed into a brick wall of a baseball dug out
Nightmare fuel.
I used to slide down the stairs while laying on one of those big plastic bin lids like it was a huge sled. I was really young at the time so I don’t fully remember it, but I guarantee one or both parents had to stop me from splitting my head open on the floor. (floor was not carpeted in the area directly in front of the stairs)
Not a parent but apparently when I was 3 years old, My dad was teaching my mom how to drive. My dad was sitting in the front seat with me in his lap and mom was driving. A big truck carrying a bunch oh huge metal rods was in front of us and my mom didn't pay attention and hit the gas instead of the brake. lucky enough my dad had his hand on the handbrake and pulled it right on time. needless to say my mom got a good mouthful and never drove again.
When I was a baby I took my dad's new phone and put it in the dogs water bowl lol
My mum once accidentally ran me over with a pram, I had to go to hospital and get stitches 😂
Mamma bear knew your brother wasn't a threat, now if had been a few years older, good-night Irene.
That was both wholesome and scary. Mother bears would usually attack any unknown that got close to their children.
My mom was Infront of me in a 5ft pool when I was 8 and i started drowning but she was on Facebook after a few seconds and me nearly running out of air i manage to grab onto the edge and pull myself up and my mom was like "Ohh.."
when i was a baby I fell out of the cart and hit a nail on the wooden floor, i still have a scar in my chin
Seriously shocked that all 3 made it to 21+. I could write a novel on this subject.
Any parent that has or been thru the preteen/teen stage experiences this almost daily lol
..shit, the tumble dryer one made me anxious as f√ck! My uncle was home on his lunch break, and threw the laundry in the washer which was situated in the garage. He went back to work, took the laundry out when he came home that night, only to find a kitten had climbed into the washer prior to him putting the washing on the cycle, and it had died..omg..
Oh no!
Tired mom misreads label on cough syrup. Gives sick child (me) 2 Tbsp instead of 2 tsp. 8-10 hrs later tired mom is very relieved daughter wakes up from mini-coma.
shot him point blank range
the little bastard respawn with a sniper
decided to quick scoop me every each he got. 10/10 not gonna be playing cod ever again
I was like 4 or 5. Went with my Dad and brother to The Army base to go grocery shopping and my Dad also took his LT wife and 3 kids were 6 months, girl 2 and boy 3 because his LT got sent to Vietnam. Anyway we go grocery shopping and I wanted to sit by the window in back seat. Carseats were not used in these days or seat belts. Dad said I had to sit in the middle. My Bro 12 at time beside 3YO then me and 2 YO by the back door window seat I wanted. Baby was in front in Moms arms. I am sitting there pissed because I had to be stuffed in the middle hot summer day. That little shit of 2 yo was playing with door handle my bro was ignoring so I started yelling she is trying to open the door. Dad n bro tell me to shut up a quit pouting. I yell again she is messing with door handle again yelled at this time Dad reaches back to pop me. I didnt get popped the 2 yo brat popped the door n me n my Dad both grabbed her pulled her in the car. I nearly went out the door too. Got gravel in my eye from her feet knocking gravel up. Dad pulled over n I thought I was in trouble. He popped that door open handed the 2 yo to her mom n grabbed me n held onto me for dear life. That 3 yo told them I opened the door my bro got pissed then put the 3 year old in back of station wagon with groceries n told him to shut up lying. My Dad got my eye cleaned out and set me by the door. Put the 2 yo up front. Told me I did good but we got home I told my Mom the LT wife hugged n kissed Dad. Mom got jealous n pissed until she got full story about dad saving the brats life n me helping. I got to pick out dinner n got to go to icecream shop and eat a banana split. Dad swore up n down I saved that kid more than he did. But he hauled her in n me in with his right arm.
Babies are pretty rubbery.... 😬
Not a parent but my mother had bought a rotisserie chicken from the store when she cut it open it was pink in the middle yeah...
We were lucky we only got the flu and nothing else I told her to throw it away but she said she was going to put it in the oven it should be fine nope we still got sick I can't even think about chicken without getting nauseous now for future reference if my mom ever decides to buy chicken again what is the correct temperature and how did we still get sick?
Holy shit parenting is scary
The hot dog one is time for divorce father-in-law and husband allowed a baby to choke to death even though the mother said no it's too big against her protests and then what you start turning red in the face it said she's fine she had to turn blue and purple for her to hurry up and grab her daughter out of her husband pans it's time for divorce and I'm pretty sure that lady would get full custody that is f***** up is my language I am just so mad that even somebody and their right mind a grandfather would be alright feeding a whole hot dog on a bun to a two-year-old man you got to cut that stuff up into tiny pieces not okay any adult and their logical mine would know that like you know the mother knew that but you know the father-in-law and dad said no I would have marched right to the hospital and how to note from a doctor saying they caused her to choke on food because they didn't want to put it into small pieces and then filed for divorce and file for custody
Sorry for this not being my own thing, not being a parent or apparently having anything other than my own being in the womb being my near-death, nevermind being in the incubator - but what's 4-mississippi? A wierd way of saying 4 mililseconds? I know there's a Mississippi River in America but...?
Four seconds. Supposedly in the time it takes to pronounce Mississippi a second has passed
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Children are bouncy
Hey kid who called popcorn on the stove "savage" Ummm....thats how we had to do it back in the 60's and 70's unless ur parents could afford or splurge on "Jiffy Pop". Sorry you were born literally 2 weeks ago and can't imagine life before its conveniences. I mean, really? Jeezzzzz. Although, I'm glad it didn't turn out worse for your sister. You know now what NOT to do. Experience is a teacher.
Jeez, no need to be so rude lol. My grandma used to make it that way and I thought it was super cool, since my parents always just microwaved it.
Stove popcorn being called savage. Gosh, It's 2021 and I can't imagine making it any other way. Making popcorn on the stove can be made safely. I make it 3 days a week or so that way for my family. Glad his sister is fine though.
Eish
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