Would you stop a mother from 叫び声をあげるing at her child? We sent a '苦しめるd woman' の上に the streets to 実験（する） how quickly people would 介入する (with troubling results)

  • Our undercover actor was pretending to shout and shake her baby's buggy
  • Some people stopped to see if she was okay but others just kept on walking?
  • She 述べるd the 実験 as 'raw' and said it left some passers-by in 涙／ほころびs?

By 米，稲 Dinham For Mailonline

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We all know it is rude to 介入する in other people 商売／仕事 - 特に when it comes to parenting. But when is it 権利 to step in??

MailOnline sent actress?Chloe Driver?out?undercover?on the streets of London with a buggy to find out whether anyone would step in when she became 苦しめるd and started 叫び声をあげるing at her child.

The 'undercover mother' 始める，決める herself up in public places, before shouting at her 'child' and shaking the pram.?

Shockingly, many people barely gave our anguished mum a second ちらりと見ること. Some got upset at what they saw, while others questioned why nobody stepped in to help.??

We sent an actress onto the streets to see if people would intervene when she shook and shouted at her baby's pram

We sent an actress の上に the streets to see if people would 介入する when she shook and shouted at her baby's pram

But, several 歩行者s did step in and had conversations with our mother. Some even 株d a 抱擁する with her when they had finished.??

Ms Driver said: The 実験 was very raw on people's emotions because, 明白に, it's an innocent child. I've had one woman 完全に sob on me, and another woman was just left crying, so when you say it's not real, they are just relieved.'

Cathy Ranson, editor of ChannelMum.com, said: 'This powerful ビデオ shows no 事柄 how busy our society, there are still strangers 肉親，親類d enough to care about a struggling young mum and her child.'

'It takes a whole village to raise a child - and that village 含むs you. If you see a parent in 苦しめる, don't walk on by but 申し込む／申し出 help. Even if they don't take it, they'll be 安心させるd someone cared enough to 申し込む／申し出 it.'?

Would you step?in or just carry on walking?

This gentleman stops to see if the 'mother' needs any assistance, as she appears to be losing control

This gentleman stops to see if the 'mother' needs any 援助, as she appears to be losing 支配（する）／統制する

Another woman stops to make sure if our 'woman' is okay during out social experiment

Another woman stops to make sure if our 'woman' is okay during out social 実験

This women stopped and spoke to our 'mother' for a long time before the pair shared an emotional embrace

This women stopped and spoke to our 'mother' for a long time before the pair 株d an emotional embrace

'I thought something must be wrong. She looked distressed,' said the woman pictured
This man added: 'We got concerned she might have thought that the baby might be dead'

'I thought something must be wrong. She looked 苦しめるd,' said the woman pictured left. The man, 権利, 追加するd: 'We got 関心d she might have thought that the baby might be dead'

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