Comments on: It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s BlunderMom!

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By: Monica

Monica — Thu, 02 Nov 2006 20:31:01 +0000

Your comment on 5/26/06 about when you forgot to strap your daughter into her carseat made me feel 100% better. I made that mistake today with my 2-week old daughter. I took her out of the car after driving around on errands and discovered to my horror that she was not strapped in. God forbid if I got into an accident! I felt like the worst mother in the world and cried about it. Then, I did an internet search to see if there were any message boards, etc. about any other parents who had done this. I read your post, along with the other posts, and felt so much better that I’m not alone!

I also have another blunder to share: when my son was 7 weeks old, I was carrying him in his car seat when he was not strapped into it. The handle was in the down position, so natually, he fell out of it and hit his head on the hard wood floor. We brought him to the ER to have him checked out, and he was fine. I thought the ER staff was going to report us to the child welfare agency, but they did not say anything about our lack of parenting skills!

Anyway, thanks for letting me get this off my chest.

By: anna nic

anna nic — Fri, 02 Jun 2006 20:54:11 +0000

i whacked my son’s head into the door frame at his first birthday party in front of 20 relatives AND his daycare provider. the screaming was the icing on the cake, believe me.

By: Redneckmommy

Redneckmommy — Tue, 30 May 2006 14:41:39 +0000

My darling daughter was four months old when I peed on the stick to my horror and discovered I was expecting. Being preggers and packing an infant around is not fun. So my heart bleeds just a little for the idiot known as Brit. It doesn’t bleed too much though. She is rich and has endless supply of nannies.

As for parental blunders: Imagine a eighteen month old and a five month old and a cold winter night. I was grocery shopping and when I got home I put my daughter in the house with a box of oranges. I put the keys down and went back to grab the baby. My darling daughter locked the door behind me. I panicked, and it took me 45 minutes to find the manager to let me into my house. I was a wreck. My baby was freezing his ass off and my daughter was happy as a pig in shit. She poked holes in all the oranges and thought it was great fun! I still have nightmares!