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Personal Narrative: Leave A Baby In A Car

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It was a hot, summer day and I saw a baby crying in the car. I would find a way to open the car to get the baby out or get help. Attempting to find the closest store, I would ask people if the car is theirs. I would try to find a way to get the baby’s attention and calm it down. The mother or the father probably forgot to take the baby out of the car or they didn’t realize they left it in the car. They more likely thought that their trip was going to be short so they left the baby in the car. I don’t think it’s acceptable to leave a baby in the car because of the many things that could happen to it while being alone. It’s never acceptable to leave a baby in the car, even if the trip might be short, you never know what you could find during

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