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"The Kids R Learning day care in Orange, Florida, provides a valuable service, a &amp;quot;Parents&amp;#039; Night Out&amp;quot; event which allows parents a night off while the day care looks after their kids later into the evening. For one mother the relief turned into a nightmare when she overslept and found the day care locked and her child nowhere to be found The mother&amp;#039;s name has not been released, but you have to imagine she was exhausted considering that her night out was getting a little shut-eye. When she awoke and found that she&amp;#039;d overslept, she rushed down to the center only to find it locked and the lights out. She frantically called emergency services and gained access to the building with the help from police officers and the fire department. Inside, she found her four-year-old sound asleep. No adults were present. The police are investigating and the owner of the center, who was not present that night, is cooperating with police, going so far as to immediately fire the people who were responsible. I can&amp;#039;t imagine how this happened, but it may have had something to do with a lack of communication among teachers. Even so, wouldn&amp;#039;t someone have the presence of mind to check every bed and then call the mother of the child who was still asleep? You&amp;#039;ve got to check about 15 times to make sure! That&amp;#039;s someone&amp;#039;s kid! No charges have been filed and the &amp;quot;Parents&amp;#039; Night Out&amp;quot; event has been suspended until more training is completed by the staff at the center. The child is safe at home, and as for the mother, you can bet she&amp;#039;ll set five alarms from now on. Or just never sleep, which I can assume would be difficult to do after an ordeal like this. Follow Mark on Twitter. Image credit: Getty "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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