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blazey · 18-12-2007, 21:57

I think the council has been a bit inconsiderate with the Crib near the co-op. My brother recently started going out on his baby reins when we go to the shops rather than in his pram, and like all toddlers venturing outside for the first time he's into everything, and he wants to look in the crib every time we go to the co-op.

The problem is that the window is way too high, and he has to be lifted to see into the little shed to see the display. If he was in his pram it would be too much hassle to bother at all as we'd have to get him out and he'd kick up a fuss if we tried to put him back in.
How can the little ones enjoy a traditional aspect of xmas if they make things this way? Whoever decided to put it in a shed with the window that high clearly wasn't really considering visibility were they?!

18-12-2007, 21:57	#1
blazey God Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Denton/Oswaldtwistle Posts: 3,638 Blog Entries: 15 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 994	The crib in Oswaldtwistle, near the Co-op I think the council has been a bit inconsiderate with the Crib near the co-op. My brother recently started going out on his baby reins when we go to the shops rather than in his pram, and like all toddlers venturing outside for the first time he's into everything, and he wants to look in the crib every time we go to the co-op. The problem is that the window is way too high, and he has to be lifted to see into the little shed to see the display. If he was in his pram it would be too much hassle to bother at all as we'd have to get him out and he'd kick up a fuss if we tried to put him back in. How can the little ones enjoy a traditional aspect of xmas if they make things this way? Whoever decided to put it in a shed with the window that high clearly wasn't really considering visibility were they?!