Miss Carter

It’s all good, happy to hear an opinion. I guess to answer your point we are all a little like sheep in following what others do. Then of course is children peer pressure ‘but mum why can’t I?’ And you don’t have good enough answers to stop a grumpy and very persistent child. Especially when it’s being crawled over by other children in front of them. I guess that’s why roping it off, or maybe even having an attendant would have been better. Anyway, that’s just my thoughts as yours are yours. Back to my parenting (brilliant or not) duties 😉

Tons of children were, there was no sign or rope or anything. It was the only child attraction in the markets and all the parents were stood or sitting next to it on seats.

I saw this, kids were all over it, my child included. I commented to my friend that I was surprised it wasn’t fenced or signed. The boy appeared to slip off the slippy roof part, hard to tell as it was dark but there were at least three or four children up there. He landed on hard concrete and it looked like his arm was bent the wrong way. I got my child and we left, I felt sick. Imagine if any of them landed on their heads.