Sirrahsim
04-04-2006, 10:55 PM
I'm all about creating hypothetical situations to see how people think. My problem, however, is that I often manage to stump myself :rolleyes:
So, hypothetically:
You are in the grocery store with your one year old child who is zonked out (sleeping :) ) in his or her stroller. Before you have time to react, two kids (you pick the age) come running down the aisle shouting and chasing each other. One of the kids pushes the other who falls and comes VERY close to knocking over your stroller. I mean the stroller is up on two wheels-close to falling over. The two kids then barely glance at you before running off in the opposite direction. Thankfully, your child was not hurt, but he or she was woken up rather abruptly and is now crying because he or she is scared.
Sooo what do you do?
So, hypothetically:
You are in the grocery store with your one year old child who is zonked out (sleeping :) ) in his or her stroller. Before you have time to react, two kids (you pick the age) come running down the aisle shouting and chasing each other. One of the kids pushes the other who falls and comes VERY close to knocking over your stroller. I mean the stroller is up on two wheels-close to falling over. The two kids then barely glance at you before running off in the opposite direction. Thankfully, your child was not hurt, but he or she was woken up rather abruptly and is now crying because he or she is scared.
Sooo what do you do?