Tesco - Parent/Child + disabled car spaces

kev_min

Caroline73 wrote: »

This subject always makes me laugh.

If it's so hard to shop with children due to parking issues why not shop online?

Or just leave the little beggars at home, lost count of the number of screaming sprogs I have seen being dragged around supermarkets, stressing the parent, sprog and other shoppers.

PS I DO NOT have a problem with sprogs, have dragged 2 of my own up to adulthood.....

Caroline73_2

kev_min wrote: »

Or just leave the little beggars at home, lost count of the number of screaming sprogs I have seen being dragged around supermarkets, stressing the parent, sprog and other shoppers.

PS I DO NOT have a problem with sprogs, have dragged 2 of my own up to adulthood.....

I am always amazed when I see a couple with 3 or 4 children trudging around a supermarket...why would anyone in their right mind do that?

vikingaero

Caroline73 wrote: »

I am always amazed when I see a couple with 3 or 4 children trudging around a supermarket...why would anyone in their right mind do that?

It's a day out with the kids!

kernewek

Caroline73 wrote: »

This subject always makes me laugh.

If it's so hard to shop with children due to parking issues why not shop online?

We don't shop online because of the dodgy fresh produce and poor dates on things. Fine if you want canned or frozen food though.

elf06

Also not all areas can shop online!! If you live in the !!!! end of nowhere like me then these things dont exist

JoolzS

Caroline73 wrote: »

I am always amazed when I see a couple with 3 or 4 children trudging around a supermarket...why would anyone in their right mind do that?

I'm glad I'm not the only one who wonders about that. I have no idea why any parent would take their child shopping if they have someone to leave it/them with at home.

I can only guess that they are teaching them "consumption" or "buy, buy, buy".

Julie

Jaffa.

scrimping_student wrote: »

What annoys me most is that a lot of the time parent and child spaces are closer to the supermarket door than disabled bays!

And what annoys me is that people say that, then forget that they have to go around the shop anyway. You don't stop as soon as you get to the shop door y'know :rolleyes:

Jaffa.

Caroline73 wrote: »

I am always amazed when I see a couple with 3 or 4 children trudging around a supermarket...why would anyone in their right mind do that?

Because some "parents" choose not to neglect their children.

Caroline73_2

Jaffa. wrote: »

Because some "parents" choose not to neglect their children.

Not sure I understand what you are saying...could you explain?

woohoo_postingid

uktyler wrote: »

Blimey, that's really opened my eyes to the world....








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