and if it was britney?

the double stadart in this word is unbleivble.

and how mean people can be even more.

I hope gen and her kid are ok

ps: where is the bashing of the hcp lead singer the drive with his son in his lap?

where are all the prents, all the meg where is all the media???

blinded by the media and their hate, sheak my head

Not a baby, but I did manage to lock myself out of the car while it was running! I was heavily pregnant, in an icy parking lot in western NY! My husband was at work with the spare keys, so I had to get my sister’s then-boyfriend to drive me to his job and back again. It was LITERALLY a half hour plus of the car running with the doors locked. Ugh! I locked my keys in the car numerous times while I was pregnant, I told people I was brain dead from pregnancy!

It happens to the best of us!

When my son was 2 weeks old, I took him to visit his Daddy at the hospital he works at. I left my keys sitting on the front seat when I grabbed the diaper bag and my purse. When I closed the door, I realized that the doors were all locked and my poor poor baby boy was stuck in what would soon become a very hot car! I FREAKED. Luckily hospital security was driving by and they had a slim jim that they used to get the door open for me.
I was so embarrassed!

Well, no locking in the car yet, but I went outside and my 2 year old daughter turns the lock and locks me out. I had to yell to her twin brother and try to talk him thru turning the lock the other way to let mommy in. He did it for me, but my daughter thinks it’s funny now, so I bring the key out on the porch with me so I can let myself back in! Darn Kids!!!

Wow, I never realized how frequently this happens! I am SURE that at some point it will happen to me when I have kids! Just out of curiosity I wonder what the fireman think when they get a call about a parent locking their kids in the car? It sounds like that is a rescue they have to do quite a bit!

Oh God.

My now 3 year old son locked himself in the car with the keys at the grocery store when he was 20 months old. I had been inside with him making a payment on my utility bills, and they told me there was a processing fee, so I was not about to write another check for a dollar, so I told the kid working there that I would be right back, I was running to get change from my car. I let Ezra have the keys and plopped him on the passengers side chair, and i went around to dig through my change. *click* Doors locked, kid in car with keys. Now, Ezra some how remembered WHICH KEY WAS THE IGNITION. NO LIE the child jumped into the drivers side, put the key in the ignition and was laughing and screeching, as I’m just about peeing my pants. Luckily for me, a small crowd was forming, and my son took the car out of gear, to neutral. He never turned the car on, but my old hooptie wagon, you can pull out of park with just the key in the ignition. Cops were called and when they got there, my son just reached over and unlocked the door. I was so mad, mostly because I had to go back into the grocery store and finish paying my bill!!!!! hahahahahahahah that all SUCKED

nicole- that was a rumor, it was debunked on http://www.snopes.com……man would tha tbe cool though!

Okay, I have received an email about the 5 things you never knew your cell phone could do….and this is one of them. If you lock your keys in your car (of course if you have your cell phone on you) call someone who has another set with a remote which has an unlock/lock button have them hit the unlock button and through the tranmission of your cell phone, it should unlock your car. I don’t know how this works but it has for a friend of mine, that is the only reason I am posting this. I feel it wouldn’t hurt to try if you were in a desperate situation!
GoodLuck!

I accidentally locked my niece who was 20 months in the car in a parking lot. My keys and phone and everything were in the car and she was already buckled in so she couldn’t reach the unlock button. I had to borrow a cell phone and call 911. The ambulance came and they used a hanger to unlock the door. I was so scared. Hopefully I won’t ever do that again. Now I try to always remember to a spare key in my pocket before I go anywhere.

I didn’t lock my daughter in the car..yet….but she locked me out of the house! I snuck outside on the back desk to smoke (I know, bad…trying to stop) and my daughter was in her room watching The Wiggles, but she came out, saw me outside and walked up to the slidding door and pulled the lever down. She is only 2. I was trying to tell her how to push the lever up and she saw the panick on my face and she starting getting upset (later I realized she never would have been able to push it up. It is super easy to push down, but stiff to push up). I didn’t know what to do. I was wearing my PJs and no shoes and I didn’t have my cell phone. My mom lives down the street just a little, but I didn’t want to leave Natalie alone while I ran down there. My hubby was fishing and god only knows when he would be back. I thought for a second and I remembered I had put the thermometor cord outside and I couldn’t get the window to latch after and ask my husband to do it. So I checked to see if maybe just maybe he never did it. Boy was I relieved to realize that again, he didn’t do what I asked. The balcony is right to the side of the window and there is a bush directly out of the window. I took off the screen, opened the window and then carefully had to reach in and move the drying rack and bowls on it without dropping them, because “my little helper” would try to pick it up and if it was broken glass…..

Natalie was standing in the kitchen staring at me with the most confused lock. So after I moved everything, I had to sit on the balcony and wing my legs in and then scoot in the window carefully so I don’t fall down in the bush. I am SO glad a neighbor didn’t see and call the cops for some woman breaking in. Needless to say the kitchen window is locked and a spare key is hidden outside. Note to self….make sure your child does not lock you outside! Bring keys with you or hide one outside.