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Input: Work retail. Heard a child crying. And I don't mean normal child crying. Like, this kid sounded so distraught. Like someone who wasn't his parent was taking him home. 

And I usually don't do this. I don't like to be passive, but everyone parents differently and I know I'm not the end all be all, so if I see some parenting I don't like (as long as it's not abuse), I leave it alone. Not my place to speak up.

But this crying kid, I quickly locate the source and approach that parent. 
Me: "I hate to be a bother, but is everything alright?"
Mother: "Why?"
Me: "Well, your child is crying. I just wanted to make sure everything is alright here."
Mother: "Nothings wrong," or something alone those lines.
As I'm walking away, she says "kids cry" like it's no big deal. And usually it wouldn't be. But this kid, it didn't sound like a normal cry.

getting involved in others' business