fitz
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4) A six-year old who doesn't know who her own grandfather isn't.
Odd isn't it? Perhaps he's so useless they only involve him in the child's life when she needs taking to the doctors.
4) A six-year old who doesn't know who her own grandfather isn't.
That, er... that doesn't make any sense.Odd isn't it? Perhaps he's so useless they only involve him in the child's life when she needs taking to the doctors.
Yep. Also, parents who have apparently not yet taught their kid not to walk off with strangers
Statistics saves lives.As most harm done to children is by people they know, they should be taught to only go off with strangers. Obviously once they get to know the stranger, they'll no longer be trustworthy, so they'll have to go off with another stranger.
That, er... that doesn't make any sense.
The only grandfather we can safely assume is useless is the hawk-eyed genius who took her. But yes, the kid's real grandfather, quoted in boc's link, might be useless as well.How not? The child that was mistakenly taken must just assume grandad is someone who takes them to the doctors, otherwise surely the guy having a different face would raise concerns.
The only grandfather we can safely assume is useless is the hawk-eyed genius who took her. But yes, the kid's real grandfather, quoted in boc's link, might be useless as well.
I thought the same for a while, but then came to the conclusion that kids of that age just assume adults know what they're doing, so if an adult they know hands them over to an adult they don't know they just go along with it even though it's unusual.Ture. I wonder why the child didn't realise something was up. Unless the school told her "a random old man is here to take you to the docs" if they'd said grandad you'd assume she'd question it.
I thought the same for a while, but then came to the conclusion that kids of that age just assume adults know what they're doing, so if an adult they know hands them over to an adult they don't know they just go along with it even though it's unusual.
I suppose it depends what you say to the kid. If you ask them "who's picking you up from school?" they're likely to think about it and give you what they think is the right answer. If you ask "is that your mum/dad?" they'll say yes or no. If you say to them "bye then, see you in a bit" they're unlikely to question it.Not in my experience, our kids are very good at knowing who is picking them up, even when the parents regularly forget to tell the school of a change and then moan when you phone to confirm.
Eight minutes long, but it's worth it....
It's hardly up to RedTube or YouPorn standards though is it :icon_cry:
It's hardly up to RedTube or YouPorn standards though is it :icon_cry:
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22 dead ducks was it suicide?
Or did they hear that joke of SJN's
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