I'm gonna tell ya, I NEVER forgot My daughter was in the car.

After the hot car death of the Georgia toddler in June, CNN legal analyst Sunny Hostin wrote about how she and her husband accidentally left their infant daughter in a hot car during a shopping trip.

They realized the mistake minutes into a shopping trip, and ran to the car, she said in a CNN.com Opinion piece.

“Walking into the garden center, my husband turned to me and said: ‘My God. We left Paloma in the car.’ I screamed, dropped my purse, ran to the car and opened the door. The car was already warm. Her face already flushed. But she was fine and still sleeping. I was ashamed, embarrassed and horrified at what I had done.

“It dawned on me immediately – I could have killed my girl,” she wrote.

Hostin’s daughter wasn’t hurt.

Had Hostin never experienced what it was like to forget her own child, she would have said that all parents must be prosecuted for an act like that.

“I punish myself all the time for leaving my girl in that car for a few minutes,” she wrote.

Never.