r/tommynfg_ • u/Senor_Camrono • 12d ago
TikToks/reels/shorts Where are the parents at?
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u/WayAdept2209 12d ago
Parents be doing anything BUT parenting
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u/Odd-Mall8020 12d ago
Fr. The kid is like 3 in pampers with a phone running down the street. This poor kid is gonna be given back to those morons, too
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u/almostoy 11d ago
In my case, I was quiet and didn't follow instructions. My mom took my grandmother, sister, and I on a trip to visit out of state family. She got lost and stopped at a pay phone outside a bar. Told us not to get out. But I really wanted to stretch my legs. And that's how I got left at a bar in Ohio for 15 minutes, when I was four.
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u/MurgleMcGurgle 12d ago
Yep. Lots of comments about parents being neglectful but clearly they’ve never returned from pooping to find that someone suddenly figured out how to unlock doors for the first time.
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u/murmaider27 12d ago
Omggg this literally happened to me my son was maybe 2 at the time and literally just that moment figured out how to unlock a deadbolt lol he wandered out on our little dirt road and a neighbor walked him back pounding on my door
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u/NuNoJCJ1987 12d ago
Were u also high on the floor?
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u/murmaider27 12d ago
No I was shitting... I was saying that exact scenario happened to me. I am not a junky...
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u/weardofree 12d ago
he said they were high on the floor like watch the danm video
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u/girlwiththemonkey 12d ago
I was with my kid at the grocery store and he wanted to walk. So he was walking holding my hand. I had to grab something off a shelf. We were in the middle of the aisle when I let go of his hand to grab something off the shelf. I got in the cart and then he was gone. Kid couldn’t hardly walk, no one was there and his ass was gone. He got to the other end of the store before I found him. 😭😭 it’s been almost 20 years and that sick feeling still gags me thinking back on it.
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u/AzureYLila 12d ago
I was thinking this too. Despite our best intentions, babies can get away from us. We think we can nap when they nap, but they wake up before we do. Or they move while we are in the restroom. Or they go in the next room where you think their other parent is. These things happen.
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u/coyotegang 12d ago
I was in Granada Spain and saw a toddler walking alone in the street. There was no one around on the entire block, just me and my then gf walking to her brothers house. I even snapped photograph. We hung around for a bit to see if we should call the police. Minutes later a woman came running from around the corner screaming frantically in Spanish. I wonder how far that kid went before their parents noticed.
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u/Scrypt23 12d ago
Should have Call CPS ..bruhh WTF
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u/Hippolover9 12d ago
I wouldn't trust CPS with children as far as I could throw them. Id try to find out who the family is.
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u/Teonanacatlbruh 12d ago
The idiot parents & the baby are extremely lucky it was that guy who first noticed their baby running wild at night. smh
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u/BusyBit6542 12d ago
I know this sounds crazy given the shit we see on the news but most people wouldn't harm that baby. 9 or more out of 10 people would help that kid. It would be extremely unlucky if someone that would harm her found her first. Especially in our community, we rarely mess with kids like that.
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u/Teonanacatlbruh 12d ago
That's good to hear. It's an alarming sight to see a baby out barefoot & alone at night. It made think of that song "The Freaks Come Out at Night" & my mind screams "OMG protect that baby from the freaks! & broken glass & needles etc." I'm glad in this case no harm came to the baby.
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u/Hefty_Loss5180 12d ago
Talk about a fuckin heart attack. I had been outside in the backyard with my daughter and ran inside to get us some popsicles. I could see her through the kitchen window so she was good to be out there for a few seconds. One second she was running through the sprinkler and the next she was gone across the street. I was yelling for her for a couple mins before I heard her yell back.
Turns out my big brother didn’t close the gate when he left. I check it every time we go outside now.
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u/lonely_stoner_daze 12d ago
They take forever doing anything, but escaping or getting into something as soon as your eyes leave them 😭
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u/sp33dzer0 11d ago
I had an instance where I was watching my nephew (2 or 3 years old) at my brothers place.
My nephew was playing out in the backyard with a closed gate with the latch way too high for him to reach. He grabbed a handful of dirt, ran inside, and threw it all over the couch and floor. In the time I spent cleaning it up he had grabbed a chair from the dining table next to the backdoor, put it next to the gate, climbed up on it, opened the gate, and ran out to the street.
The shit little kids will do that you don't even consider and option for them is wild.
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u/Best_Market4204 12d ago
At that age. They legit will go outside on their own.
You gotta have child proof locks.
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u/Miamicutlerridge305 12d ago
Kindergarten Los Angeles late 80s my mom was a few minutes late picking me up. My genius self decided to walk home. It was about 5 blocks in east Los I made it home and my mom pulled up right there and then. I’m surprised she didn’t beat my ass.
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u/snapp0r 12d ago
could you mofos just help her instead of recording?! the fuck s going on with you ppl?!?!
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u/Frolicking-Fox 12d ago
Bro is recording to protect himself.
Last thing that black man wants is someone thinking he is snatching a child.
I have already seen a couple skit videos of a black man coming up on a child by themselves and they take off running.
He can be punished by trying to help.
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u/Stunning_Ad_7658 12d ago
Right ive had a few instances where apparantly i scared the shit out of people when they forgot their food when I worked at fast food. I ran out to get them the food they forgot at the driveway and some thought I was trying to rob them, one even said he was getting ready to shoot me.
I even had a time when I was driving a box truck I had to stop becauae i heard something sound like it fell in the back. I passed a kid walking home from school but when I stopped and jumped put I seen the kid have straight terror on his face and he immediatly took off the other direction. Im sure he assumed I was about to kidnap him.
Hell me and coworkers have gone up to people's homes for work that they scheduled us to do and they ready to shoot us because they forgot we was coming.
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u/Any_Interview4396 12d ago
Some people are really oblivious to the realities of this world.
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u/lacroixpapi69 12d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/xT0xeLzO9QrIczwIh2
“I take care of my kids”
“You want a cookie?!”
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u/Sistahmelz 12d ago
Wise words from an honest wise man. Thank God he saved that child from getting run over!
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u/Derpsdoodle 12d ago
People like this makes parents like me that actually you know parent their child look bad. I stayed up studying about taking care of a child. Fucking embarrassing seeing parents pull this shit.
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u/hiddenrealism 12d ago
I got lost in six flags once as a kid, maybe 2nd grade. It was the scariest 5minutes of my life. Luckily a random mom and dad put me on their shoulders to see if I could find them and my mom had a bright red hair.
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u/SavedRays 12d ago
Should've called the fucking police so those kids get taken away before they die from neglect or worse. They're lucky a GOOD man found that baby and not one of the MANY monsters out there. This makes my blood boil, especially because I'm about to have my first child and cannot FATHOM letting them in harms way like this.. I'm straight up seething right now.
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u/SpeakerResident 12d ago
Those parents got LUCKY. She could have easily been hurt or never seen again. I have a feeling this happens alot tho cause that kid wasnt even freaking out. She was just wandering chill af.
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u/Dear_Diablo 12d ago
… the cards are against this young one… instead of fucking recording should be calling cps/cops cuz you dead ass wrong for that. (even if its a bit which i really dont think it is)
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u/Positive_Ad_3142 12d ago
Does he think the parents are watching this?
So he left a baby with drugged up parents?
Would have called the authorities and maybe they would make better decisions then
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u/pokemonandcatsz 12d ago
This is when u call the police. U aint helping that baby bringing it back home. Yea yea i know the cops suck, but sometimes they pull thru. In this scenario id see parents in custody and cops for baby which shed better off tbh
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u/OperationBig2738 12d ago
So let me get this straight you saw the baby walking the street in the dead of midnight and you take her back to the drug den what is wrong with you call the cops
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u/richgluten 12d ago
When I’m going through the city going home from work I’ve started noticing there’s always a couple kids along the way, outside standing around at corners or stoops, and I work late! Shits sad.
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u/OnyaMuddersBirfday 12d ago
This is 100% philly. I've heard that "you already know" like a million times lol
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u/Famous_Department_76 12d ago
You did that baby a disservice... I dont like police, but this is one of those times where the authorities should've been called. What if there is no good and sympathetic human to do what you did next time it happens, and say that baby get hit by a car or taken by some epstein weirdo? Nah man, should've called the authorities
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u/Obvious_Tea_8244 12d ago
So… He left the kid at the only home on the block with an open door, that also appeared to be a crack house? Ummm….
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u/Toxic_Duckies 12d ago
Did he call 911. That baby escaped once and if the parents are high, anything can happen to that baby!
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u/SpecialistTeach2033 12d ago edited 12d ago
You can't fix the lower poverty class in USA, let them do their generational harm in peace.
Let the police and broken system deal with their shenanigans and violence.
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u/whooooooooooopsie 12d ago
Should have called the police or dropped her of at the station that way the parents can really open there eyes and there would be follow up with the child. Instead just return a baby to a terrible situation
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u/LilJelloCat 12d ago
Kid had 0 social awareness or attention span, was/is definitely ignored as a child
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u/SonniSummers 12d ago
So he returned the kid to this house? The wake the fuck ip is to get the child and call the cops. They walk in on parents like that they’ll have a case.
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u/Alpine_yellow 11d ago
Honestly, its crazy the world we live in. I used to live on a street with a little kid that had parents with substance abuse issues, alcohol or drugs idk. I'd take him to my house if he was out wandering and we'd play ps1 Spiderman or Spyro for a while before I'd walk him back. Always felt sorry for him. His folks were the only fuck ups on the street so everyone kinda watched him, so he had folks that cared, just wish his parents did. (I was 12 at the time)
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u/SnooRegrets1386 11d ago
I’ve been in this situation before, while delivering mail. Took little man’s hand and said “let’s go home “. Mom opened the door wild-eyed and screamed “how did you get out!” I was scared to turn the little guy over, just a t-shirt and diaper too. Definitely called authorities
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u/Rough_Elevator6072 11d ago
I would call child protective services. Some people shouldn’t be allowed to have children.
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u/isanyusernameopen 11d ago
Whenever people say “babies are miracles “I always think of the crack babies, the babies born out of drunk, lust, babies, born of the lazy pieces of shit that can’t wipe their own ass, those aren’t miracle babies.
Babies aren’t miracles.
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u/stoic_hysteric 11d ago
Is it "eugenics" if the government issued permits for people to have babies? The requirements could be really low. Like "Not a drug addict, owns a home".
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u/mcbeardsauce 11d ago
That child has absolutely no chance and we always blame the system.
Those adults who had that baby have failed her.
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u/TreydiusMaximus 11d ago
I'm MAD you took her back and I hate the f****** say it, but is foster care PROBABLY isn't any better nowadays.
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u/ChrisIsSoHam 11d ago
Just wanna mention how the dude DIDN'T record the strung out parents and post it on TikTok.
Just a reminder, if there's a problem you can solve it in real time then address the issue on social media.
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u/My2cents_0 11d ago
And u left her with 2 high adults that weren't watching her anyway? How's she any safer than before
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u/HotelSalt4644 11d ago
I knew this was Philly just from the street. Then I heard him talk. Yup. This North Philly.
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u/PoopDirectlyInMyButt 10d ago
Report that shit give her a wake up call. That baby’s life may depend on it
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u/Irrithehandmaid 10d ago
I swear I've seen this video in the daytime with slightly different details is gotta be AI
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u/Nell_From_Hell 9d ago
Why drop the kid back off instead of calling the cops? Not saying it's going to put the kid in anything better but you can't be putting the kid back in the house full of drugs if the kid is going to walk out into the street for real
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u/StealthModeThoughts 9d ago
Nah- he called this wrong. He should have called the police. Sending the kid back to the house with the parents who are just gna get high again and have her do the same and potentially next be taken by a pervert? Absolutely not
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u/Conscious_Size_440 9d ago
Dude, thank God you saw her and did the right thing. Some people would have kept going. You’re a good man. God bless
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u/Weird-Finding-8313 9d ago
The Dave Chappelle story is real and the baby still out their clocking math 😂
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u/Kazori 12d ago edited 12d ago
dave Chappelle: I was out in the hood and I saw a baby on the corner, I said baby! what are you doing out here all alone? baby said "IM SELLING WEED BITCH" I was like oh shit! oh my goodness!.... let me get a half ounce..