Shocking video. A mother let go of her 6 month old baby's stroller and the child falls in front of a moving trainand thank fully surived. It was captured on video. My jaw dropped when I saw it but the good news is the child is safe. I cant imagine what that mother was feeling

http://edition.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/asiapcf/10/16/australia.baby.train.escape/#cnnSTCText

I saw this on Regis and Kelly today. Anderson Cooper brought it up. I swore, he said there was no baby in the stroller, but maybe I wasn't paying attention.

Oh, wow. That is some jaw-dropping stuff right there.

I saw this on Regis and Kelly today. Anderson Cooper brought it up. I swore, he said there was no baby in the stroller, but maybe I wasn't paying attention.

There was a baby in the stroller. I watched the host chat on their website and Anderson even said the baby only had a bump on its head.

Shocking video. A mother let go of her 6 month old baby's stroller and the child falls in front of a moving trainand thank fully surived. It was captured on video. My jaw dropped when I saw it but the good news is the child is safe. I cant imagine what that mother was feeling

http://edition.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/asiapcf/10/16/australia.baby.train.escape/#cnnSTCText

I can tell you that it is a very scary moment to see a stroller roll off a platform onto the tracks.

When this came on the news I remembered the day that it happened at a station that I was at years ago. Thankfully that day the baby was fine as well and the mother and a couple of other passenger's got the stroller and baby of the tracks before the train came.

The platforms may look straight but they are anything but.

We have a yellow line on all platforms that people are asked to stay behind until the train stops, some people do others don't, my nephew would pull any one that he was with back if they went in front of the line.