A 3-year-old boy at PALS (I'll call him Caleb) locked his baby sister, and the car keys, in the family car, earlier this week.  His mother (I'll call her Ruthann) had dropped her keys on the front seat of the car, before strapping her baby in the car seat. Unaware that Caleb had pushed the lock button on the car door, she closed that door and walked around the car to buckle Caleb in his car seat. And found that door locked. . . all the doors locked, with the keys and the baby inside.

She had REALLY meant to replace her back-up set of keys, which Caleb had "lost" the week before. (She replaced them IMMEDIATELY after this incident.)

It took two fire trucks and five firemen, ho arrived with flashing lights,  to extricate the baby.  When they arrived Caleb greeted them with "Hi, guys!!" and gave them high fives.
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<div data-ft="{&quot;type&quot;:33}"><a href="https://www.facebook.com/katherine.avery" data-ft="{&quot;type&quot;:35}" data-hovercard="/ajax/hovercard/user.php?id=1749835412">Katherine Dasher Avery</a> Noah actually said "Hi, guys!!" Gave them high fives and was pleased as punch with all the flashing trucks.</div>
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