This is terrible!

By Baddad - 24/11/2019 20:00

Today, as I stepped out the door and heard it lock behind me, I realized I had forgotten both my keys and my baby inside. There's no other way in. FML
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Taurus_ChicKa 36

What kind of door locks automatically like that? I must have a really old house... older than I thought. :O Seriously though, if you knew your door would do that, you should have taken keys with you.

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interesting33 36

no. call a fire brigade to do it safely. could get glass on the baby otherwise.

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DanielleinDC 33

Depends on where in the house the baby is. Find a room without the baby and smash the window. But better to make sure you have keys in hand before stepping out the door. Doesn't she have to engage the deadbolt?

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ThatOneLonelyAsian 31

Are you gonna pay for the window?

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Taurus_ChicKa 36

What kind of door locks automatically like that? I must have a really old house... older than I thought. :O Seriously though, if you knew your door would do that, you should have taken keys with you.

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Razell 13

They make electronically-actuated dead bolts, but usually those also have a keypad for typing in an access code. They also make locks that stay locked from the outside but can be opened from the inside without resorting to a key. These are more common in office buildings.

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Sady_Ct 37

I have one of the second locks, locks from the inside, on the door that comes off my carport.

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Rodville 28

We had a dead bolt and a doorknob lock on our house growing up. My mom had the habit of hitting the button on the doorknob on her way out the door. It was so much a part of her routine that she would lock herself out at least three times a week while doing yard work. I eventually had to hide about ten keys outside the house so she could find one and prevent me from having to leave school/work to let her back in.

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E2dav 5

depending where she lives, a burglar may not be too hard to find

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mfranks19891989 10

Don’t feel bad it can happen if you have a lot on you mind I would check to see if a window is unlocked and climb in. Otherwise call 911 Depending where you live you should hide a key outside your house or see if you can leave a key with a neighbor or if you live somewhere where there is a management leave a key with them( or see if they have a key to let you in, most do to do maintenance work) If you have to smash a window it’s not the end of the world, your baby’s safety is more important.

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ThatOneLonelyAsian 31

This is why you should tell babies how to use keys

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Leviathene 34

I've been locked out of the house by my own child. Accidents happen, don't feel bad. Luckily, my house was almost broken into a few years back so I stole that guys idea on how to break into my own home when I'm locked out. Beginning to think that hiding a key may be a better option...

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Andrew Harris 5

I can’t believe people would say you deserve that

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Mathalamus 24

You should be arrested for that. No excuses.

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sel3578898553255 7

for excatly what

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JackWood 20

Buy a lock box like the realtors use. Inexpensive

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maiyapapaiya13 9

Hey sometimes pregnancy brain stays with you after the baby is born so you aren’t stupid for being forgetful

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