lol they could redesign them so that the door is up higher and the kids couldn’t climb in. supervision though

I have seen some being re-filled – via a small door they had to unlock. They actually had 2 locks on them. Apart from the frame of the machines they were solid glass – not thin glass either. The opening that let the toys out was barely large enough to allow the toy to slide out. I suppose a impatient child might get his/her arm trapped but definitely climb into it. Maybe we now need laws for the construction of them because children are allowed to be at them unattended.

You see this happening alot on the news!

Nope, my kids never did anything like this, they were supervised. The worst that happened to us was my daughter hiding in the clothes racks one time, freaked us right out

How did he get in there is a better question. What was the mother doing. My kids are NEVER out of my sight.

Goodness – how scary for the poor little one and the mum.

it should be a requirement that a key be left with the centre management for just such an emergency

I didn’t realise it was so easy for a child to get into a vending machine. I think they need to review the safety aspects of these.

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  • • mom93821 replied
    • 27 Apr 2017 , 7:18 am

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  I agree – surely there needs to be better safety on these machines.

I’d love to know how many of the kids that get stuck in these machines had their dads egging them on in the first place.

My little man managed to get half way into one of the machines before I grabbed him