I'm actually kinda surprised she wasn't arrested for gross negligence - like, get outta the car and make sure the kid is ok before you drive again? It's not exactly rocket science... but maybe she was just really shaken up or something. Either way, glad to hear the little one is gonna be alright! But can we talk about how this whole thing went down without someone noticing the kid had fallen out of the car first? Like, some people were actually onlookers at that intersection and didn't react until it was too late...
What is wrong with these parents?! I mean, I get it, accidents can happen to anyone, but this level of negligence is just unacceptable. I'm still shaking my head after watching that video - she's driving, the door opens, the kid falls out, and then what does she do? She gets out and picks up the child without even checking if it's safe to drive! It's like she lost all sense of responsibility on the spot. And the fact that she continued driving afterwards? No wonder there were witnesses who reported her to the authorities - someone's gotta speak up for this little one! The child is going to be okay, but what about other toddlers out there who might not be so lucky?!
OH MY GOSH!!!! this is like totally crazy!!! i mean i'm glad the little one is going to be okay but how could mom do that?! she's got some serious explaining to do and i don't just mean with the law either... what was going through her mind when she didn't even check on the kid after she fell out? didn't think about all those cars coming towards them?! it's just so frustrating and yeah the video is super scary but also kinda makes you wanna shake your head in disbelief
Ugh, can't believe this happened on our roads . I mean, come on! A mom just gets out of her car, picks up her kid, and then gets back in the driver's seat? What if she wasn't able to get back behind the wheel fast enough? The video footage is crazy, but it's even crazier that this happened in real life . And I'm still trying to wrap my head around how they didn't notice the kid was out of the car until they were at an intersection... not exactly a safe place for a toddler . This case is going to be all over the news, but can we just talk about how flawed our roads are and how we can make them safer for everyone? It's not just about this one incident, it's about the systemic issues that lead to these kinds of accidents .
omg this is so crazy!!! I cant even imagine leaving my kid alone on the ground like that while driving!! it's like she just thought the child would magically get back in or something! and then she has the nerve to just get out, pick them up and keep going?!?! the thought of those little hands and feet all broken is literally giving me the heebie jeebies... poor kid is lucky to be alive! I'm so glad they're okay now, but how did this even happen? was she distracted or something?
I'm actually kinda surprised she wasn't arrested for gross negligence - like, get outta the car and make sure the kid is ok before you drive again? 
It's not exactly rocket science... but maybe she was just really shaken up or something. Either way, glad to hear the little one is gonna be alright! But can we talk about how this whole thing went down without someone noticing the kid had fallen out of the car first? Like, some people were actually onlookers at that intersection and didn't react until it was too late... 
What is wrong with these parents?! I mean, I get it, accidents can happen to anyone, but this level of negligence is just unacceptable. 
I'm still shaking my head after watching that video - she's driving, the door opens, the kid falls out, and then what does she do? She gets out and picks up the child without even checking if it's safe to drive! 
It's like she lost all sense of responsibility on the spot. And the fact that she continued driving afterwards? 
No wonder there were witnesses who reported her to the authorities - someone's gotta speak up for this little one! 
The child is going to be okay, but what about other toddlers out there who might not be so lucky?! 
and yeah the video is super scary but also kinda makes you wanna shake your head 
. This case is going to be all over the news, but can we just talk about how flawed our roads are and how we can make them safer for everyone? It's not just about this one incident, it's about the systemic issues that lead to these kinds of accidents 
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and then she has the nerve to just get out, pick them up and keep going?!?! 
the thought of those little hands and feet all broken is literally giving me the heebie jeebies... poor kid is lucky to be alive! 
I'm so glad they're okay now, but how did this even happen?