I have seen the news that speculates in the world wide web that talks about a garbage truck driver in the person of Jeff Blackburn who saved the life of a baby in a runaway stroller. Good thing that he found out that a stroller ,with a baby on it, that was rolling in the steep street moves its way into the hands of this person.
A lot of this incidence can happen anytime. We feel that all are in secured manner that trusting to valuable things for our baby seem we grip our 100% trust. But the case here doesn't point out on the stroller itself but the mother who losses control of the stroller in the steep street.
Babies do need extra care but no matter how careful parents are, there is always those tests of times that may "havoc", "challenged" and even "learned" us in many ways.
This is another great lesson for us, mothers or parents all around the world that taking care of our babies are delicately a 24/7 and on-the-eyes vigilance. We are like surveillance camera that goes around and around in the system of their world with all our strengths and musts.
It can't be denied that we are not perfect. But handling more care and watchful acts are the only sole evidence that we can embrace them from safety, secured and more protected life.
The mother of the baby losses control and we are of the same as hers. No matter how we are going to take care of our baby, there are instances that calls for problems and challenges that tests our every strengths and vigilance.
But for Mr. Jeff Blackburn, a salute for you, Sir!
A lot of this incidence can happen anytime. We feel that all are in secured manner that trusting to valuable things for our baby seem we grip our 100% trust. But the case here doesn't point out on the stroller itself but the mother who losses control of the stroller in the steep street.
Babies do need extra care but no matter how careful parents are, there is always those tests of times that may "havoc", "challenged" and even "learned" us in many ways.
This is another great lesson for us, mothers or parents all around the world that taking care of our babies are delicately a 24/7 and on-the-eyes vigilance. We are like surveillance camera that goes around and around in the system of their world with all our strengths and musts.
It can't be denied that we are not perfect. But handling more care and watchful acts are the only sole evidence that we can embrace them from safety, secured and more protected life.
The mother of the baby losses control and we are of the same as hers. No matter how we are going to take care of our baby, there are instances that calls for problems and challenges that tests our every strengths and vigilance.
But for Mr. Jeff Blackburn, a salute for you, Sir!
















