Parents forget 5-year-old daughter at German airport after holiday
A family on their way back from holiday forgot their five-year-old daughter the Stuttgart airport in Germany.
Stuttgart police said that other people in the airport saw the young girl walking around alone at the airport’s arrival hall.
Security staff called over the airport’s speakers to try and alert her parents that she had been found but the family did not turn up.
The child was taken to Stuttgart police station where her concerned parents called to find her.
The parents told the police that they had been returning from holiday when they had resumed their journey in two different cars and both parents believed that the other parent had their daughter in their car.
They
did not realise their mistake until they got home and the child was
eventually picked up by her father who returned to fetch her.
Former British Prime Minister David Cameron famously left his daughter, eight at the time, behind at a pub in Buckinghamshire in 2012.
Mr Cameron’s daughter, Nancy, had gone to the toilet when the family were arranging lifts home, which is how she was forgotten.
Stuttgart police said that other people in the airport saw the young girl walking around alone at the airport’s arrival hall.
Security staff called over the airport’s speakers to try and alert her parents that she had been found but the family did not turn up.
The child was taken to Stuttgart police station where her concerned parents called to find her.
The parents told the police that they had been returning from holiday when they had resumed their journey in two different cars and both parents believed that the other parent had their daughter in their car.
The five-year-old was eventually safely picked up by her father, a spokesman for the police said.
Former British Prime Minister David Cameron famously left his daughter, eight at the time, behind at a pub in Buckinghamshire in 2012.
Mr Cameron’s daughter, Nancy, had gone to the toilet when the family were arranging lifts home, which is how she was forgotten.