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When I arrived at the pool one day for DDs swimming lesson, I saw a Mum come storming out of the changing rooms with armfuls of clothes and bags that she literally just threw all over the reception desk before calmly walking back to the changing rooms.
That could easily be me, I've been sorely tempted.
Mama,I would end up shooting someone if i ad to sit with ac whole load of bored women and fractious toddlers and then roar stuff like 'Have you rinsed yuor hair properly? No? Go back and do it again.'
It's character building to shiver on the side. My character has already developed. It is a lazy arse character that prefers dry to wet. I'm better at encouraging from my seat and pretending I was a good swimmer so my children are in awe of me
I don't get people who take their kids to swimming lessons full stop. What a palaver and they get about 10 mins. max in pool anyway. Rest of time spent shivering on side.
Take yer kids swimming yerselves, you lazy heifers!!!!!
We always go mob handed to watch dd and ds as they are G&T at swimming They have their own floats and names on their towels so of course we're entitled to seats at the front
What bugged me at swimming lessons when I was pg was when 2 women regularly got seats at the front (there's only about 6 seats in total) and sat there chatting instead of watching their kids.
1. They bag all the chairs for their children including toddlers, who are on and off them all the time, leaving adults (and PREGNANT adults ) to stand.
2. Today, to watch one kid, were mum, dad, grandma, auntie and big brother its not that interesting luv.
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OK, so am not obviously pregnant, but I DID stick my belly out and hold my back <glare>