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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Who goes home and forgets their kid in the car for several hours? [/quote]

I'm in this camp.  I can't understand how you forget a kid, but I can 100% see my husband doing this (my kids are teens) if he was in charge of pick up/drop off.  He has ADHD and gets very distracted. [/quote]

Same situation here. [/quote]

Constant worry after I divorced my XH and my youngest was a baby. [/quote]

You had so little faith in yourself? You were so distraught over losing your husband you thought you’d leave your child in the car and forget?[/quote]

It's pretty obvious she was worried about her husband forgetting about their infant, but you be your edgy self.[/quote]

That’s just silly. Why would she think that? Maybe she has anxiety and needs drugs because that is not a normal thought process.[/quote]

You’ve never been married to a distracted, forgetful person before.

My H routinely leaves the doors to the house wide open overnight (in the middle of winter and we also live in a bad area), leaves the stove on, he got in trouble at work because he both forgot his work laptop in his car AND forgot to lock the car so it got stolen overnight (he has also forgot to shut his car door and I’ll go out in the morning and the door is wide open).

His entire family is like that so he’s no longer allowed to take the kids over to see MIL and FIL unsupervised, they have a pool, and I’ve seen them leave the gate to the pool open, the door to the house open, and everyone wanders off.
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You married and procreated with that, lady. [/quote]

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