‘Almost gave me a heart attack’

Nothing is worse than a parent who thinks one of their worst nightmares is becoming true.

An anonymous mother – who shared her scary story in Reddit – made a double when she suddenly thought she forgot her daughter in the back of a hot car.

Thankfully it wasn’t – this mother was simply deceived by a poorly designed Disney Princess Car place that she normally inserts her daughter.

Very strange car headquarters – which draws for $ 249.99 – features a whole image of Cinderella’s upper body, with its head plastered on the head and its wings along the arm.

Now you can understand why this mother withdrew in the first place.

Sharing her experience, the anxious mother wrote: “From the corner of my eye I thought I left my daughter climbing in the hot car all day.”

“Almost gave me a heart attack. Who designed that?” She continued.

Clearly, this mother was not just about how she felt about this strange car place. Nearly 3,000 restless Reddit users agreed with him in the posting comments section.

“This is honestly the most upset seat of the car I have ever seen,” one person wrote. “I also wonder how many passers -by are willing to call the cops over you until they realize it’s just the place.”

“Your daughter will grow up with strange dreams and memories of Cinderella Skibidi smiling at her during long trips,” commented on a user, referring to viral toilet memes Gen Z Skibidi.

“Oh hello, my Demon Sleep Paralysis,” says another comment.

However, other commentators asked why this mother ever thought of buying this creepy place of the car would be a good idea.

“It’s not even like something hidden they couldn’t know when they bought it.

“Right lol? Who buys this? It’S’S terrible,” shared another commentator.

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that children stay in car seats with back-over as long as they reach the highest weight or seat height limit-which is usually when a child turns four.

From there, the child graduates in advanced places with a harness-like a cinderella’s cinderella-while overcoming it as well.

Knowing this, this commentator brought a good point about the safety of this specific princess car seat: “If the girl of the OP (original poster) also has an extremely long neck, the handkerchief is either too high or shoulder straps are not too low,” they explained.

“They (shoulder straps) should not start under the shoulder (and you can see the highest cuts where they should be when configured for older children),” added the interested commentator.