[laweeks]

Hey, Mommie and Daddie were on the fastrack. Kids are expendable and, obviously, forgetable.

Hope they’re proud of themselves.

[Kimmers]

I am thinking the same thing, getting to that all important job is far more important than taking care of a child.

I find this to be inexcusable!!!!

[mefistofelerevised]

You probably got it right. Any parent who could do this will get over it. Little error in their busy lives.

[B.O. Plenty]

I can't think of anything worse than what these people got caught up in...it was an accident...horrible and final.....for all involved....they did not intend to leave that baby in the car.

The parents's lives are effectively over.

They will never, never forget, nor forgive. They will never be able to enjoy a nice meal, nor their home, nor their family, nor their friends, nor travel, nor church, ...their absence of mind will torment them the rest of their lives...night and day...24-7.

The woman is a doctor...she will never be able to work again...not because anybody is going to prevent her...but for the shame and loathing that she will feel for herself and her husband.

They will suffer horribly for what they did....

IMO....as always

[rodeo-mamma]

What you said has some truth, if the child spends most of it’s time at daycare and no one is really assuming responsibility then it would be easy to forget the baby is in the car if baby typically spends 12 hours a day, 5 days a week in a day care.

[skateman]

I doubt seriously they are proud of this, you are obviously one more insensitive lout.

[Romulus]

Hope they’re proud of themselves.

You know nothing about these people, and have no right to pretend otherwise. What purpose does it serve, other than to feed envy and self-righteousness? In charity you should assume what you'd expect of yourself, that they're shattered and inconsolable.

Hope you're proud of yourself.

[sauropod]

Prayers for the family.