@forfucksakenett
Yes my two year old daughter has been back at dancing for weeks. I think that suggesting that the SG is responsible for not enough sporting activities under three is a bit of a leap. Rugbytots is a private company is it not? Also suggesting that the SG should start a programme to get kids back to play is also a bit of a leap. Kids can play outdoors, in parks, etc. This all seems a bit
It's great that you're DD can get into dance classes around us again they start at 3.
The biggest issue is that most of the organised activities in my area for 3 and under are either in community or council halls which can't take the number of groups they used to due to covid regs or the leisure centre which is currently a vaccination centre leaving very few options for when it's chucking it down with rain to run off steam or for kids to get an opportunity to do normal fun exercise groups especially the pre schoolers.
Softplay isn't for everyone but it's crazy that it's been shut for 15 months and for the central belt will be even longer. The businesses are right to be annoyed with the SG when they allow thousands of people to gather together to watch football but yet again young children aren't the priority.
So again football is exempt. No doubt if scotland score a goal there will be hugging etc.
I will be booking DS into our local softplay just as he went to ones in England for a bit of normal toddler time with other kids in a softplay. For me it's important to not only run off some energy in a controlled setting where he can't escape but also for some normality and exposure to other children outside of nursery setting.