Grey's Anatomy, Season 7

Callie:
[about her baby] She's not ready, no she can't leave. She's been watched by doctors twenty four hours a day...

Mark:
She still willl.

Callie:
Okay, well, her lungs. She could get RSV.

Arizona Robbins:
Well, any kid could get...

Callie:
She's not getting in a car. It's not safe.

Mark:
Callie...

Callie:
It's not safe. The last time she was in a car, she nearly died, we both nearly died. Get-- get her out of that thing. Give her to me, Mark. I'm- I'm not kidding, [crying] get- get her out of that thing.

Bailey:
Callie... Callie... Okay, you're right. You are absolutely right. Cars are not safe for children. Okay, neither are bookcases or squirrels, strong winds, people who sneeze. They're all going to get your baby. But honey, you don't feel this way because you were in an accident. You feel this way because you are a parent. It'll pass... mostly. Some of it never will.