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Child left at home by himself

Ragmuffin · 2011-01-12 16:06:59

I dont know if this is the correct forum for this but it seems like the most active So how many times can a parent leave their youngest child at home while on holidays without someone calling child Department of Child Protecting being called?At the moment i think its two...

12-01-2011 4:06pm

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Ragmuffin

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I dont know if this is the correct forum for this but it seems like the most active

So how many times can a parent leave their youngest child at home while on holidays without someone calling child Department of Child Protecting being called?At the moment i think its two...

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#2 12-01-2011 4:08pm

Danbo!

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I dont theres a limit to how many times somebody wont call child services

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#3 12-01-2011 4:09pm

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Ever see home alone?? Youll be fine...

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#4 12-01-2011 4:09pm

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How many troll threads can one repeat user start?

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#5 12-01-2011 4:09pm

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You might get a proper reply here.

http://boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=251

After Hours isn't the kind of place for a "normal" response.

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#6 12-01-2011 4:11pm

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chin_grin wrote: »

You might get a proper reply here.

http://boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=251

After Hours isn't the kind of place for a "normal" response.

i suspect they arent looking for a normal response

read the question............. :rolleyes:

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#7 12-01-2011 4:13pm

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Yes you're correct, I believe it's two days

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#8 12-01-2011 4:14pm

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listermint wrote: »

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Wait a second... I know you...:pac:

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#9 12-01-2011 4:21pm

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Ragmuffin wrote: »

I dont know if this is the correct forum for this but it seems like the most active

So how many times can a parent leave their youngest child at home while on holidays without someone calling child Department of Child Protecting being called?At the moment i think its two...

Maybe the child was left in a safe house.

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#10 12-01-2011 4:21pm

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Don't worry OP, you're entitled to a winter holiday, a summer holiday, and three city breaks. Only two city breaks if they are outide of the EU though. Holidays in your own country are limitless.

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#11 12-01-2011 4:23pm

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Yawn

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