This makes Me So Angry (Update post 53) by Finn's Mom

[Husky_mom]

I hate even more so... how they make it looked like an actual "attack"... which I don´t buy at all... no pup "attacks"..... one thing might have lead to the other but calling it attack is just plain sick...

adn as Karen sid how in the world they left the 8.5 week baby ALONE in a swing... in a complete UNATTENDED situation...come on...

a two month baby is no where near capable of being left alone even less in a swing....it takes merely 2 seconds for something to happen....

so sad for the baby.... having those "parents" and sorry about pup.... poor babies left with soooo ignorant and irresponsibel persons...

[Cataholic]

Very tragic.

I placed my son in a swing from the day he came home from the hospital. The child was 2 months old, how is that too young for a swing? They are infant swings. Much beyond 4 months or so and the infant is too big/weight wise for it.

[Husky_mom]

Very tragic.

I placed my son in a swing from the day he came home from the hospital. The child was 2 months old, how is that too young for a swing? They are infant swings. Much beyond 4 months or so and the infant is too big/weight wise for it.

I think I was thinking regular swings... ...

[caseysmom]

I think I was thinking regular swings... ...

Actually once they begin crawling is when they become dangerous.

[Karen]

Very tragic.

I placed my son in a swing from the day he came home from the hospital. The child was 2 months old, how is that too young for a swing? They are infant swings. Much beyond 4 months or so and the infant is too big/weight wise for it.

I never said he was too young to be in a swing, but he was too young to be left completely unattended in a swing for an indeterminate period of time. I'm sure when you had Jonah in a swing, you still kept an eye on him, making sure he was okay.