I want to Thank everyone's opinion and input it's very helpful and useful, I have my son 95% of the time and always try to do the correct thing and I don't turn away constructive criticism if it's helpful for me and Jr, just trying to do what is right.

I can't take the triplets in with me so I get a Walmart card I can use at the pump- save a few cents a gallon that way, too.

@A MyAutismTeam Member I am a social worker for the county I reside in and we receive many calls through our hotline about people leaving their children in the car. Alot of times it is parents that are providing for their children and making sure all their needs are met. You just have to be very careful because we live in a society where people are heartlesd and don't care.

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There has been a time that I have left my son in the car but with windows down and the car off and the doors locked, and I take the keys with me. When he refuses to get out of the car and starts to have a meltdown, I am not going to force him out, but I also make sure that I can see him and that the line is not long inside. I have only done it in my hometown, not out of town. There are times that I can do it another time and times that I can't!

Better safe then sorry take your son with you, make it a game (I would always tell my kids lets see how long it takes us to go inside and pay for gas and back to car, this way they focus on the counting and it seems like a game.. Or sometimes I would say lets see who finds more red colored items etc.. I would always let my son win this way he had fun and felt good about wining ... His 19 and sometimes he remembers our games when I ask him to go inside and pay for gas, he would say remember mom when we counted red items and I always won.. I would just respond (yeah you always won) life is truly an adventure enjoy your little one, keep him save