Woman leaves baby in shop's carpark with note to 'call mum if I need anything'
A WOMAN who left her infant in a car while she went shopping put a note on the baby's blanket with her phone number asking people to call if there were problems.
A NEW Zealand mother left her infant in a car while she went shopping, after putting a note on the childÂ’s blanket asking people to call her if there were any problems.
Some other shoppers believed that was a problem in itself, and took action.
A man whose family parked next to the vehicle at the Pak'nSave Porirua carpark in Wellington about 9am on Saturday saw the baby and said they were shocked.
"It was written from the baby's perspective, and it said, 'My mum's in doing the shopping, call her if I need anything', and it had the cellphone number,” he said.
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