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to be seriously contemplating legal action????

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WaitroseHater · 22/01/2010 17:57

Shopping in Waitrose this afternoon trying desperately to get baby to sleep in the process. Can't stay in the house currently during her big sleep as have builders in, so planned to do the big weekly shop. DD normally goes off to sleep like a dream but today decided she didn''t want anything without a fight.

I've learned to tune her out, apparently others havent. In the BABY aisle of all places, 2 OAP's blocked my trolley and said I was not allowed to leave the aisle until the baby stopped crying or I left the shop . DD in a sling btw. One of the OAP's SHOUTED that if I needed to 'shove your teat in its mouth then you better do it or I will take her myself and get someone to take you out'. Obv attracted other shoppers and security.

Manager came to see what the fuss was and after me explaining asked me to leave. I abandoned half-full trolley in serious flounce mode. I honestly they were being absolutely horrendously discriminatory against my crying newborn!!!! DH is being extremely unhelpful saying I should have left to 'take the high road' Do I actually have a legal case about this?

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TigerDrivesAgain · 24/01/2010 22:28

Only regret is I wish it was me who had dreamt this one up

BobbyTheBird · 24/01/2010 22:38

Just read the whole thread, got better and better as it went on!

PrincessFiorimonde · 25/01/2010 01:06

I don't have children either. Or cats.

But (for a reasonable rate) will happily dispense advice on thumping disciplining both kids and kittens. (Same sort of thing, shurely?)

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