Beware soft play

I'm glad it's not just me then!! Think you might be right Movedalot, and he has a little brother about to arrive so double trouble

DD1 had to rescue her ds aged 20 months at the top of a slide in a soft play centre: she arrived at the bottom with soaking wet socks and trousers as the small girl in front of her had peed on the way down

I love them! forza this could be the beginning of DGS getting you into lots of things you don't want to do.

Ariadne That's lovely.

I can certainly empathise with that situation. But I don't like heights or being confined in small spaces - I've not particularly small myself!!! So I asked a dad to get him out - a risk I know in this day and age; but a calculated risk - this knight seemed to leap at the chance to have a go and everyone was happy except the grumpy GS .

Oh, I can remember - no I can't, but think it was at Marwell - they have a big sort of concrete mound that is a replica of a rabbit warren. So it's full of interlinked tunnels through which the children can crawl. DGD1, aged about three, belted in there and I waited.....Ended up on all fours shouting into the blasted thing (it was too small for me to go in.)

She eventually emerged "I met a new friend and we've been having a bunnies' party, Nannie."

Oh and the covered ones so you dont know where you are

Oh I love those really high slides!

grannya its great fun, the slides are the best I love it.

I will bear that warning in mind for the future when DGS is big enough for such things.
I remember more than once picking his mum up and removing her screaming with outrage, from play grounds and swimming pools.

Forzanna for me that would be the stuff of nightmares. I love my grandson dearly, but for love nor money I would NOT go into a soft play area.

I can so picture the little feller being frogmarched to the car. Lol!

Oh my gosh!!! That brings back some memories.

! I think you were very brave!