On the frequent bus threads on Mumsnet, I have raised the point that often a disabled child/toddler, maybe in an 'normal' buggy, which would make it more difficult for the parent to fold up, than under normal circumstances. I know that I have had to fold up our stroller, when a pram/buggy gets on with a younger baby, as they are seen to have priority, even when ds was asleep
I just wondered if anyone was aware of a label or sticker that could be used that states, simply, that the user of the buggy is disabled, that might help in these sort of situations. Or is it just a really stupid idea, for reasons that I haven't thought about!
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sticker/label on pushchair - stating child is disabled?
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hazeyjane · 02/01/2013 10:49
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