As a parent, I often find shopping with children to be quite a struggle. It can be harder for us dads because changing facilities and so on are often laid on for mums while those of us with XY chromosomes are forgotten about. This picture, however, proves that some retail outlets have the correct approach.
The other day I was having one of those sessions where you go through your phone clearing old images. I found this one, which was taken on one of the Queen’s Golden Jubilee Footbridges in Central London. It was taken on the same night I took this picture. I couldn’t leave this shot languishing on
Parent and child parking is such a contentious issue. With two young children, I find it genuinely useful to park in a space with that bit of extra room so I can lift my offspring in and out of their seats. Like most parent’s, however, I find the parent and child bays are all too
Being the summer holidays, we headed up to Scotland this week to visit the Scottish family. While there we spent a day out in Callander, near Stirling. It’s a place I’ve driven through a number of times, but never stopped off in.
At first glance, it may not be apparent what is going on in this picture. What it actually shows is Toddler Adams in the midst of a teddy bears’ picnic.
