to find people who use Parent & Child spaces are mainly lazy?

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pointydog · 08/05/2007 17:37

Well?

I mean, ok, you might need a tiny bit more space getting small child into car seat etc.

But I think the main factor here is laziness.

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Bananaknickers · 08/05/2007 17:47

i was gonna only have one child until I found out I could park closer to the supermarket doors

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pointydog · 08/05/2007 17:47

o squonk, all those many reasons don't wash with me. Lazy swine.

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fryalot · 08/05/2007 17:46

so there

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pointydog · 08/05/2007 17:46

I cannot let that go unchallenged, soupy. Where are P&C spaces NOT closer to the shops?

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fryalot · 08/05/2007 17:46

Personally, if there is a p & t space available, I will park in it because:

I can get both children out of the car without banging the car door into the car next to me
I can get the children back into the car in the same way (without having to negotiate the twunt who has parked next to me leaving me a millimetre in which to get ds into his car seat) 3)I know that dd2 is reasonably safe holding onto my leg at the side of the car while I get ds out of the car
When coming back to the car with my shopping, there is enough room at the side of the car for me to put the shopping trolley with child still in it whilst I get the other child in the car - so I don't have to worry about the trolley being in the bit of the car park where people drive
There is a walkway from the P & T spaces straight to the shop, so the littlies are a bit safer than walking through a car park (not that I would let go of their hands of course)

But if there isn't one there, it's no biggie.

SoupDragon · 08/05/2007 17:42

Yes you are being unreasonable because not all P&C spaces are nearer the shop. And those that are further away are less likely to be clutterd up by those pesky disabled badge holders with their free cars anyway.

McDreamy · 08/05/2007 17:39

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