Anonymous wrote:When they are old enough to be behind the wheel. This is a person, not a package. Why on earth would you make them wait alone in a car?
Anonymous wrote:My kid was 7 when I ran back in to get something I had forgotten in the house. I have assigned parking and it's about 50 feet to the house. Our neighborhood. He was almost 9 before I left him a few minutes to get iced coffee in a DD. (Parked so he was in my sight. He was more interested in the iPad). None of this has been over 5 minutes yet. He will panic of something goes wrong. So he's not ready fyet r more. Baby steps.
Anonymous wrote:I didn't have this at school since we walked but I left them in the car when I would run in to pick up the dry cleaning as I couldn't handle a baby, toddler, and dry cleaning all at once. I figured it was probably more likely my baby would choke on the dry cleaning bag than freeze or over-heat in the car in 5 minutes (I went during the day so there was never a line).
Anonymous wrote:Truly a few minutes (dropping off a younger sibling). When did you do this?
Anonymous wrote:The OP made it clear that she wanted to leave a YOUNGER SIBLING. This is not a 15 year old. When someone steals your car or calls the police, I would love to hear your explanation.
Anonymous wrote:Never, since you run the risk of a DCUMer calling CPS on you.