so tell me what u do....

[mummydreamer]

i leave my kids in the car now, with the windows slightly open, but with the doors locked. i also only go to one of 2 local petrol stations, my fave one being with the bowser is right next to the doors into the shop, so i can see them at all times. but it is personal choice, its what you feel the most comfortable doing. i think its easier to get them out when they're babies coz you'll be holding them, but now that my kids are older, i don't feel comfortable getting them out with lots of other cars and stuff around....

[crumpet]

thanks again everyone....

so my car is still empty becasue DH conveniently got stuck into the red wine last night and forgot to go to the petrol station first so looks like ill have to do the trip myself.....

will see how i go!

how pathetic am i worrying about taking DD to the dam petrol station!

[Doing my best]

thanks again everyone....

so my car is still empty becasue DH conveniently got stuck into the red wine last night and forgot to go to the petrol station first so looks like ill have to do the trip myself.....

will see how i go!

how pathetic am i worrying about taking DD to the dam petrol station!

Do whatever you feel like. Don't worry about the others around you.. (but I cheated, I had a capsule for DD and just carried that in)

[feeb]

I leave my boys in car with car locked, I always go to a pump near door and watch them whole time I am inside which is generally not long at all maybe 2 mins max, I also generally use a servo near home that is not to busy.

[*EJ*]

I leave mine in the car, i now have three and i'm always on my own when filling up. The thought of having a baby in my arms and a 4 & 2 year old running around a petrol station makes me just as nervous about leaving them in the car. I keep the windows up because of the fumes unless it was a stinking hot day. Once i have filled up i grab my purse tell the kids i'll be straight back and lock the doors. I'm as quick as possible and i'm constantly looking out the window of the servo while i stand in line.