And baby makes three.

Grandma Janis Butler had her hands full at work on October 30: she was pressing clothes at Paulos Cleaners in Augusta, Georgia, while simultaneously holding and trying to calm "her 13-month-old grandbaby," reported WRDW.com. That's when a robber struck.

At about 10 a.m., a man entered the business and "cocked [a] pistol and put it in the child's face," Janis said. "Then he put it in my face and said he wanted the money."

Janis told the man that she had to take care of the fussy child and that he should get the money himself. When he reached for the money, she pulled her own pistol, cocked it, and pointed it at him. But she didn't shoot him: "I happened to think that it will devastate the baby, because she was already crying and hollering and carrying on."

The robber fled in abject fear. Grandma called 911. With the description given by Grandma of the robber and his gun, the police arrested Lawrence Woolfolk. Grandma had a permit to carry her pistol.