Frozen babies in babygro

I'm thinking it was the 70s but could've been the 80s, I was a child at the time. My dad was taking me for a walk around the park, I asked him if he wanted to sit down on a bench and he said no, he didn't want to because there was a frozen baby there. After that, every time we walked past, the baby was in exactly the same position and he used to tell me to keep away from it. I never actually looked at the baby but I'm not sure if it was there at all. I used to get scared thinking I could see it and get my dad to hurry me away. This went on for about nine months and then it just disappeared.<br><br> Edit: I'd like to thank everyone for the replies and making this a great discussion. I appreciate the ones who have offered reasonable arguments that this is some kind of false memory, but I'm afraid I know that these events did actually happen. I'd also like to clarify that there was never any snow during the time I had these experiences, this was during the summer months. And I know that the baby was made of ice but I used to imagine that it was an actual baby that had been frozen. I was only around six years old at the time so this isn't something that would've been easy to make up as I didn't have the experience or imagination to come up with the idea on my own. My dad was convinced that it was a frozen baby too, and it's not something that he has ever mentioned again.<br><br> I've come to the conclusion that the frozen baby represents something in my subconscious that I need to be alert to, and this has changed over the years. I used to see this kind of thing everywhere after I was six years old, and if we went on a car journey, these frozen babies would always be there. It was always during the summer and they were always wearing blue babygros. This was why I was so sensitive to the temperature, and I used to get so stressed if the windows were rolled down or the air was blowing. They would be sitting on the grass or in the gardens, always in the exact same position. If the windows were closed, they would be further away from the road, standing behind the houses that were on the side of the road. I couldn't see these frozen babies while I was the passenger, I could only see them when I was being driven around by other people. I've noticed that this only happens when I'm in a situation where I have to be quiet, because if I said anything, people would have thought I was nuts.<br><br> I realise now that this is an example of how my senses can play tricks on me. It's my way of telling myself to be careful and stay alert, and to use my senses accordingly. If I'm being driven around by people I don't trust, I've just got to stay quiet, keep my wits about me and be prepared to react if necessary. Similarly, if I'm on a train or bus, I need to be prepared for anything to happen. That's why I prefer to travel alone, because when I'm in a situation where I have to be quiet, this is when I'm most sensitive to the surroundings. This is also when the frozen babies appear.