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Yesterday while queuing up for a ride at Legoland i saw this lady with her daughter the reason why the little girl caught my eye was cos she was so pretty with curly Blonde hair.

About an hour later the lady came over to us to ask if we had seen her little girl as she had gone missing.........A little while later i saw the lady was still looking so said to OH i really felt i needed to help.

Told the lady i would help her and went outside where everyone was queuing.......was looking for her for about 10 mins when i caught sight of the little girls Blonde hair......I ran round to the front of the play area, saw dad and shouted she was on there.......He went and got her so i walked off, saw the Mum run past me.....so i turned back see them walking towards me.......So i gave them a hug lol

So say what i felt......Pleased, glad, chuffed...all of them rolled into one

Well Done Julie
(((((hugs)))))))) all round
Jenxx

Good for you Julie with urns.
Julia in Derbyshire

brill - a heart stopping moment for the poor Mum

Every parent's worst nightmare.

Well done for stepping in.

Glad this one had a happy ending xx

Nice one Julie

That is such a horrible moment when you loose site of one of your children for a while

Deb K

Thanks ladies

Being a mum of a young daughter though not as younger as this little girl ....i could not have helped..i am disgusted that no-one else did.... i.e staff

Well done Julie....give yourself a pat on the back :)

Well done. It must have been a lovely feeling when you found her safe and sound. xxx

This thread, whilst reading the replies of other, reminded me of an incident about 35 tears ago, and it is true. I planned a days shopping in Chesterfield with Grandma, my two toddlers, babe in pushchair, and 4th well on th way. Babe was nicely fastened in pushchair, but I could not find the 'lead' to hook on to the youngest toddler's reins. So Grandma hooked on the dog lead onto the reins, which were underneath her cape-coat, and could hardly be seen. In one shop, someone made a fuss of them all, and remarked it was a good job I had toddler in reins. 'It's not reins, it's the dog lead' said the eldest toddler, always had a gob on her ,even at that age, (made in the nicest possible way, of course). But the person said it didn't matter, because at least she would be SAFE. I see very few people using reins these days.
On another note, how many times have supermarkets and d.i.y. stores put out warnings about children riding IN trolley's. Well, from what I have seen lately, this practice seems to be on the increase, and should be totally discouraged, for the safety of the children.
Julia in Derbyshire

well done hun
xxx

It's all that farm work, rounding up them stray sheep and cows!))))

Well done love - you deserve a round of applause

Jac xxx