When you're a kid, getting left behind at the store is one of your worst fears. As a young child of the aughts, I thought that 'No Child Left Behind' was designed to ensure that kids wouldn't get left behind at the grocery store or the shopping mall. Naturally, as kids grow older, that specific fear usually dissipates, especially if they have a phone so they can call their parent if they get lost in a store. But a kid having a phone won't necessarily stop their parent from abandoning them if they really want to. One father recently went viral on Reddit after sharing that his wife left their 13-year-old daughter at a clothing store for 2 hours without telling her where she went. When she finally got back in contact with him, she claimed that she drove to a nearby store and accidentally left her phone on Do Not Disturb. Yeah, right.