don t you ever leave me don t you ever go. i know how it goes even when you are angry don t you ever leave me don t leave me alone. ainsley: moms are parenting in the age of fear. that s according to a new op-ed that says, quote: we now live in a country where it is seen as abnormal or even criminal for children to be away from direct adult supervision for even a second. the author is kim brooks and she shares her own personal story of a legal fallout after leaving her 4-year-old child unattended in a car on a cool, cloudy day in march while she ran in to a store for a quicker rand. she was soon then, after notified that there was a warrant out for her arrest. we are getting reaction from our panel of moms. evangeline gomez is in the back on the top left, an attorney specializing in family and matrimonial law.
unattended, particularly a very young child, we are not regulating those emotions that they have. ainsley: darby sitting next to you is a child and adolescent therapist. what would you tell moms that come in and sit on your sofa. i would tend to agree with erika, while we don t want to shame any mom. it s irresponsible to leave a 4-year-old alone in a car. a 4-year-old doesn t have the cognitive ability to say, to make a sound decision and they are very much nut moment. so they could just get up and leave. they could do whatever. they are not really thinking about that we don t need to shame her. i think, i wish the mom had said you know what? i did kind of a dumb thing because we all do that i don t think we need to go as far as legality of how we treat people. but, you do need supervision. and the way to build a resilient kid is to say okay, i know you don t love to do errands but we have got to do it. i don t love doing them either. let s come back quickly. ainsley: can we bribe t
the question is how many jobs are being created. rick lesson that you will is not far from where the president lives on the weekends. and he joins us live from jersey. ainsley: hey, rick. rick: not tired of winning, either. not tired of winning. brian: no, we re not. rick: good morning, steve, ainsley and brian. the president begins 10-day vacation ought bedminster golf club. you remember last night he was stumping for lou bar let attachment he hit a lot of points but did focus on the economy. the economy is soaring. our jobs are booming. factories are pouring back into our country. they are coming from all over the world. we re defending our workers. the president blasted what he called fake news for criticizing his helsinki summit with putin and his meeting with the queen of england. he talked about winning pennsylvania and how the
president, last week, where the president would not force a shutdown before the election. they are going to go ahead and they are going to fund as many programs in the government as they can before the election. and then they will pass a little patch that s going to have the homeland security money. that s the stuff that s really up for debate right now that would get the democrats blood pressure up high because that is where the 5 billion or 20 billion would come from to build the wall. brian: the strategy is this. the president goes my numbers are really good on the economy. republicans could feel good about running about that. and then you have got brett kavanaugh who wants to be the next supreme court justice and they want that. the president session listen, i don t want really want as much as i want the border security. i don t think we want to distract from the big two big trophies that i have leading up to november. ainsley: you mentioned jobs. unemployment has fallen, 18 year
and even ask me why she can t go visit her grandparents by herself. it s just not done today. so, i think it s a question of maybe what has happened in the past 25, 30 years that has made us change and become so much more stringent with parenting. ainsley: right. right. i want to get to you dr. havese. neuropsychologist. thank you for having me. ainsley: where do you draw the line. times have changed but at the same time you wants to give your children freedom and autonomy. i m single mom of twins who are 3 years old. i think parent shaming has become a national past time. if you are not worried your doctor or teacher or neighbor or school mates. parents judging you, you are worried about social media judging you. so i think parents are awfully aware of this constants, you know, eye on them. but i think that, you know,