That's awful. Isn't it sad we can't leave a baby doll stroller out for 20 minutes without someone stealing it? I am assuming no one has returned. A very cynical lesson for a child to learn.

I grew up in an area where we never even had a key to our house (no need to lock it) and we would leave the keys right in the ignition of the car. When we sold our house, a couple from California with young kids (who had had enough of city livin) bought it. They couldn't fathom the fact that we had no key to turn over to them. Sometimes, I yearn for such easy living, and stories like these almost make me want to move back.

Still hoping the stoller reappears.

If it was actually near the trash, I'd give that benefit of the doubt. It wasn't.

It's garbage night.

People assume that it is stuff you are giving away.

Robin.

To whomever took my 20-month-old's doll stroller, could you kindly put it back inside our front stoop area, and I'll have renewed faith in humanity. Thx.

My daughter and I were hanging with our friends and their kids across the street for 20 min tonight. I said, "we better go make sure your stroller is still there." Sure enough, someone swiped it from in front of our steps.