thread: I just came out to an empty house!!!

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  1. #1
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    Jan 2007
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    Oh my gosh hun. I am so frightened of exactly that as Iz can open our door, you have seen it - easy to open and right onto the street . She generally doesn't for no reason, but knowing she can means the driveway gate can't come fast enough.

    You are not inept babe - god, we all need to go to the toilet and it could happen to anyone. Huge supermassive hugs.

  2. #2
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    Mar 2006
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    Thanks ladies - I've at least stopped crying now and that sick feeling is slowly going away. DD ran to DH when she saw him and said
    DD: mummy crying daddy
    DH: that's because you ran away and didn't tell mummy where you were going
    DD: but daddy I just getting scamp
    DH: you scared mummy that's all
    DD: but I just getting scamp silly mummy.

    They are just so innocent. She is sound asleep on the couch as we speak - exhausted from her outing obviously!!

    What a great idea to ring the school. They may be able to help me out. Thanks ladies

  3. #3
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    Massive to you!

    You are not an inept Mummy at all. Our little ones are too fast and if they want to do something they will. I am worried about O doing the same thing and have found him out the front before

    What a godsend those boys were! I agree with calling the school and seeing if you can get in contact with them that way! I am sure their parents would appreciate knowing what an awesome thing their boys did! I am so glad everyone is safe and well and please don't beat yourself up gorgeous girl, it can happen to anyone

  4. #4
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    Dec 2005
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    How frightening for you! What those boys did was just so wonderful. I hope you can find out who they are, and thank them, and let their families know what they did.

    My DD2 has escaped from our house twice now. First time DD1 seen her and let me know. Second time I didn't even know, and a lady that lives around the corner bought her home.

  5. #5
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    Jun 2009
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    hun, that must have been scary as! Don't be hard on yourself though, you were in the toilet not like you were out the back drinking or something.

  6. #6
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    Mar 2006
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    I'm sorry this happened Dan... but can I just say, that image you have put in my head of you blubbering all over those school boys is a little something like this:

    Gorgeous Dan who is unfortunately barefoot and hair loose so has gone wild as she's been running. Tears streaming down the face. Unable to make a coherent word let alone sentence. See's DD and runs to the boys. Has DS hanging off one hip, trying to pick up DD. All the while clawing at two boys, pulling them closer, trying to hug them, as they try to pull away and give each other "WTF?!" looks! Dan lets go and they bolt up the street.

    I'm sorry dan - but the image was too funny!

    I'm glad everything has worked out. And hope DD doesn't try it again!

    MG

  7. #7
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    Jan 2006
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    Oh god, what a shock! I'm so glad they're all ok.
    Poor, silly mummy

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    Jul 2008
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    MG, you put what i was thinking into words. Oh, to have been a bird in the tree viewing this.

    It is a horrible feeling when your child/ren go missing, you just don't know which way to turn. So happy that these boys thought to sit down and wait for you to turn up instead of trying to find her home.

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    Oh dear! What lovely boys - restores faith in humanity.

    Well your signature does say 'Our gorgeous "strong willed" princess'!

    Methinks tonight is a wine night!

  10. #10

    Oct 2008
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    Hope you're feeling better about it now hun, kids are so fly sometimes hey?

  11. #11
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    how scary for you, I am so glad that both were found safe and well x

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    hugs and no im always losing one here or there but i have 3 others for back up lol

  13. #13
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    Dec 2008
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    OMG How terrifying! Thank goodness for those boys. So many kids (or adults for that matter) wouldn't have bothered. Good luck finding them

    ETA- Not the same but, I "lost" DS in the shopping centre a few weeks ago for about 30 seconds. WORST 30 SECONDS OF MY LIFE! and he was just behind the chair

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    I have no babies, but if i did, I'm sure there would be a time where I second guessed myself as a mother, judged myself and questioned my abilities. I also know, deep down, that none of my insecurities would be a reality. I hope you know the same babe. You are a wonderful mother, who is human. Your babies are too. Things are bound happen, and just thank god/the angels/the heavens above that everything worked out for you and your family!

    It is ok. You are ok. And you deserve to be proud of the job you are doing.

  15. #15

    Jul 2009
    Out North, Vic
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    Aww hun, i am sitting here for you... how nice of those boys to just sit and wait.. very clever indeed.

    FWIW my DD managed to get one of her chairs out the front 'unnoticed' and was standing at the gate trying to unlock it to let the dogs in.
    I think it's the dogs, they lead them astray