The mother of a 36-month-old child who was alone in the elevator was angry and put up a hand-written poster

(1)Today’s class president’s pick information
(2)36-month-old child riding the elevator alone…Whose responsibility
(3)Report on today’s pick of the class president
(4)neighbors who didn’t take care of a child alone in an elevator
(5)Today’s information on the class president’s
(6)To the adults who were with children for a while
(7)It may have been your mistake from the third basement floor, or there may have been an elevator malfunction, but if a child less than 36 months old has been separated from his mother and has to board the elevator alone, I think there is a moral intent to take responsibility for the child just because he is an adult in that space
(8)I can’t believe it even after experiencing the fact that I left my child alone in the elevator, who would have been surprised and scared just to be separated from her mother, and went into their own homes. Jttc
(9)I can’t believe that I left my child alone in the elevator and went into their own homes just because I was separated from my mother Did you have an urgent matter, leaving a child alone in the elevator who could not decide his or her will and judgment
(10)Didn’t you know that the time in the elevator that went up from the 3rd basement floor to the 30th basement floor was too long for a child to endure
(11)Of course, it’s my mom’s fault for letting go of the baby, but I think it’s the same
(12)On the 3rd basement floor, the child got into the elevator alone because his mother didn’t care about anything else or touched him
(13)Later, the elevator went up to the 30th floor and came back down
(14)The mother made her own mistake, but she was not worried that her child, who was less than 36 months old, was riding the elevator alone, and the residents should take care of her. She posted a handwritten poster saying, “The family situation was busy enough to neglect and abandon the child.”