Katherine Ryan keeps her cool after locking herself out with baby inside in CCTV video
Katherine Ryan has been praised for her calm response after suffering every parent's nightmare, by locking her one month old baby inside her house by accident.
She could be heard singing "ooh, ooh, ooh," before saying: "So," and looking down at her car keys, when she realised one month old Fenna was still in the house. She then threw some shoes on a box outside her house as she continued to hold her son and remained impressively calm, as she said: "Uh oh, uh oh, uh oh. I did something really bad.
Bobby clearly found the whole episode hilarious as he captioned the post: "My wife locked the baby in the house to get me home from the golf course immediately."People were quick to comment on the video, as one person wrote: "Lol. You can see Catherine’s brain ticking to see what to do. She did well to keep so calm."A third said: "Sweet Mama! We’ve ALLLLL been there. Bless you and your babies!" whilst a fourth commented: "Oh no bless her.
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