I'm so tired hearing about the twin saves brother video...yes I understand that accidents happen I get that and I'm…
I'm so tired hearing about the twin saves brother video...yes I understand that accidents happen I get that and I'm guilty of accidents. BUT my issue is why isn't that dressed anchored to the wall? If it is nighttime and they are getting ready for bed, y didn't you put them down for bed BEFORE you took a shower? What purpose is there of having a camera if you aren't able to hear or speak into? My other question is while this video is a short snippet for them to be playing they must have been in here a while before this incident happened and I'm pretty sure that dresser was loud enough for her to hear and yet no one came running. What would have happened if it was too babies but just one? But anyways to each his own and as I said before I understand accidents but not this one because that piece of furniture should have been anchored especially when you have babies
Kelly Lieu·
Мама сына-младенца
There are answers to all of your questions. The full video is on YouTube. The mom wrote an article saying why she uploaded it. It was really in the morning so her and her husband were still asleep and not watching the video. She said she posted it so people can see that and anchor all their furniture. She learned from her mistake and has now anchored the dresser with a kit from home depot
Miasia·
Мама сына-младенца
That makes SO much more sense...then news and social media should post the whole video rather than the snippet and it would make more sense
Kelly Lieu·
Мама сына-младенца
I know.. Everyone is spinning it a different way.
shewolf2015·
Мама дочки (1 год)
Maybe she didn't know about anchoring stuff to the wall, I never heard of it until I saw this video. I wish parents weren't so judgmental, accidents do happen...I can say I have done some stupid shit. Hell, I went outside to feed my dog and came back inside to find my 1yr old standing on the edge of the coffee table. lol I'm sure every parent has had an "uh-oh" moment.
Sometimes it is the parents fault, but sometimes it's an honest mistake. As long as you learn from it and try to take preventative measures. No one is a perfect parent