A mother was shocked to find a delivery driver dumped a 10kg parcel on top of her sleeping baby
The child's mother had left the baby to sleep in the pram outside their home in Sweden, where it is customary to leave babies sleeping outside, even in cold weather, as it is thought to be good for their health.
Venturing outside herself, the mother was startled to find a Hello Fresh grocery delivery left on top of the baby. The woman said in an Instagram post: "Congratulations, you crushed a sleeping baby in its pram with a 10KG parcel and have no shame.The driver came back to apologise with flowers and chocolates, and was reportedly "close to tears" , according to another post on the mother's Instagram account.
The incident was brought further to light by Swedish blogger Camilla Gervide on her website, who said that the mother complained to Gordon Delivery, the company responsible. In compensation, she was offered 250 Swedish kronor by the company - equivalent to about £20 - before also getting two free deliveries.
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