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Going to soft play centre on my own with DS

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DejaB00 · 03/12/2012 17:20

DS and I have no plans tomorrow (well we did but my friend is unwell so cancelled play date Sad ) and there's this great soft play centre, but I have no one to go with. Would I look like a complete Billy no mates taking DS on my own? What would you think if you saw someone in my situation?
My DS will initially need a lot of hand holding so am worried about abandoning by bag and my coffee going cold too. Every time I've been there are lots of groups of mums together. Blush sorry if this thread seems pointless!

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Startail · 03/12/2012 18:51

I preferred going on my own nice peaceful read.
As others have said you just need a secure pocket for when you inevitably have to dig the little darling out of a dark corner.

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WitchOfEndor · 03/12/2012 21:24

I take DS on my own and go down the slide after him

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BoulevardOfBrokenSleep · 03/12/2012 22:15

Climbing up the soft play frame counts as a gym session. Totally.

TBH, I find if I try to meet other people at soft play, we hardly get a chance to chat/drink coffee anyway, with recovering stuck kids from improbably high places and breaking up toddler fights etc etc

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