We already know that it is not necessary to pass an exam to become a parent. We also know that being a parent is difficult. Of course, it's worth it, but it's difficult. Things don't always go according to plan. There are some small problems in life, you can learn from them.

Therefore, when things are out of your control, parents will relax. You learned the most from it, trust me, your kids may not even know you messed up. I'm in Dallas this weekend. This is a fast and intense journey.

The plan is to be on the road at 2pm so that I can drive as little as possible in the dark in the city. My mother and her boyfriend are from Phoenix. Although this is a fast trip, we want to be together as much as possible.

We decided to go out for lunch before I hit the road. My mother must be at the airport in the late afternoon. When we finished our meal. Some of us stayed behind, and the people with the children rushed forward to put them in the car.

When the children are placed in the back seat of the car seat. One of the adults walked in front and somehow threw the key on the front seat. The lock button on the remote control key was pressed in some way. Before you know it, the door has closed.

This means that all the doors are locked inside with keys by the children. Of course the mothers panicked. We have AAA, so we answered the phone. Fortunately, the weather is very cool, so this is not an emergency. I mean this is true for us and everyone. But the kids are okay. Actually fell asleep. So they don't even know that their parents are going crazy.

An employee of the restaurant came out with a wire hanger and tried to get in the car. It did not succeed.

A mother thought it took too long to send someone there. So she called 911 in tears. We also called AAA to get an estimated time. Moms emphasize again, so this is a valid question.

This is what it needs. In less than five minutes, all of us arrived. The great thing is that when the other parents left the restaurant, they came to our car to comfort the mothers. A lady said:

I did this 23 years ago. It can happen to anyone. Don't let this bother you. The children will be fine.

First, a wrecking service person who heard a call on the emergency scanner or heard a call from AAA showed up. He said that he heard the call and thought he could get here faster than anyone because he was across the street. He is the one who unlocked the car. The mothers are very pleased and grateful.

Then the Yulis Fire Department rushed there. We let them know that the car is unlocked. They apologized and said they just left the fire. Trust us, we understand. Then the Ulis police station rushed there. Everyone is very friendly. Next, the real AAA wrecker arrived there. We are very grateful to everyone.

The best part is that the kids never know what happened. This is the way to be a parent. Most of the time, you worry that you will screw up your child. Did you know that you are doing a great job, and most of the time the kids will not remember the moments that make you the most stressful.

Oh, needless to say, I hit the road at 2pm and it didn't happen. After all this happened, it was close to 4:30 in the afternoon. So I returned to Amarillo, and my mother and her boyfriend went to the airport with a great story.