Dont take your little babies to noisy shops!

softmee · 16-06-2011 07:40PM #1

I was in a popular shop with ladies clothes yesterday when I saw those little scared eyes in a pram. The baby was absolutely horrified when mother was searching for clothes in shopping trance. Music there was much to loud even for adult - not to mention maybe three months old baby! Young babies have very fragile nervous systems and its much to much for them to be surrounded by so much sounds, people and colours! If you dont want your child to be half deaf and have some developmental problems try leave him/her with somebody while shopping! Not to mention sooo many prams in small shops are annoying..

Biggins · 16-06-2011 07:41PM

WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

(You have a point though!)

decisions · 16-06-2011 07:42PM

Was someone abused as a child...?

mattjack · 16-06-2011 07:43PM

IN fact keep your children in your wombs....p.s. whats a fragile nerve system..?

phasers · 16-06-2011 07:43PM

Single mothers need to get their bacardi breezer and rob from penneys too you know, how are they meant to do that if their dole won't stretch to a babysitter? They can't stay home alone until they're 3!

Uncaring monster.

mattjack · 16-06-2011 07:44PM

did you look into the pram......?

Biggins · 16-06-2011 07:44PM

mattjack wrote: »

....p.s. whats a fragile nerve system..?

Jedward.

Abi · 16-06-2011 07:48PM

softmee wrote: »

I was in a popular shop with ladies clothes yesterday when I saw those little scared eyes in a pram. The baby was absolutely horrified when mother was searching for clothes in shopping trance. Music there was much to loud even for adult - not to mention maybe three months old baby! Young babies have very fragile nervous systems and its much to much for them to be surrounded by so much sounds, people and colours! If you dont want your child to be half deaf and have some developmental problems try leave him/her with somebody while shopping! Not to mention sooo many prams in small shops are annoying..

You should have offered her your baby-sitting services. How loud is loud exactly?

Tip: Babies also cry when they're hungry, tired, need winding, or feeling unwell also.

Celly Smunt · 16-06-2011 07:50PM

i don't like new age parenting,babies aren't that fragile mentally

softmee · 16-06-2011 07:51PM

Abi wrote: »

You should have offered her your baby-sitting services. How loud is loud exactly?

Tip: Babies also cry when they're hungry, tired, need winding, or feeling unwell also.

This one wasnt crying -it was looking around scared and dont tell me its immpossible to find somebody once a month to stay with a baby.

electrobanana · 16-06-2011 07:52PM

The music only up loud to drown out the sounds of crying babies:p

alwaysadub · 16-06-2011 07:52PM

Maybe the baby had those little scared eyes cos some stranger was gawping into the pram at them?

softmee · 16-06-2011 07:52PM

pmcmahon wrote: »

new age parenting

:pac: what?

Celly Smunt · 16-06-2011 07:54PM

softmee wrote: »

:pac: what?

supernanny crap,you know,taking advice on parenting from a person who doesn't have a children

artanevilla · 16-06-2011 08:07PM

Fύck that shίt, when I was his age I was out cutting turf.

Abi · 16-06-2011 08:22PM

softmee wrote: »

This one wasnt crying -it was looking around scared and dont tell me its immpossible to find somebody once a month to stay with a baby.

Did you ask her that, or were you too busy standing back judging her?

And another thing, mothers are only allowed out once a month to find some clothes? Let me guess, childrens allowance day? I'd like to see you post this drivel over in the parenting forum.

Not to mention sooo many prams in small shops are annoying..

You're totally right. They should form an orderly que outside the door and let only one in at a time - so you can fire the evuls at them all individually.

flutterflye · 16-06-2011 08:39PM

softmee wrote: »

If you dont want your child to be half deaf and have some developmental problems try leave him/her with somebody while shopping

This is actually more ridiculous than any other comment I have read on here to date!

wild_cat · 16-06-2011 08:52PM

Abi wrote: »

You're totally right. They should form an orderly que outside the door and let only one in at a time - so you can fire the evuls at them all individually.

My shins and the calves of my legs would love that. No more pain.

stovelid · 16-06-2011 09:24PM

softmee wrote: »

Not to mention sooo many prams in small shops are annoying..

The brass tacks of the matter.

softmee · 16-06-2011 10:03PM

stovelid wrote: »

The brass tacks of the matter.

No its not. I really felt sorry for this baby and its wasnt the first I've seen confused like this. I just hate this stupid life style when poor kinds are dragged to shops few days a week like there is nothing better to do! Sad

stovelid · 16-06-2011 10:08PM

softmee wrote: »

No its not. I really felt sorry for this baby and its wasnt the first I've seen confused like this. I just hate this stupid life style when poor kinds are dragged to shops few days a week like there is nothing better to do! Sad

That's certainly clarified things for me anyway.

superfish · 16-06-2011 10:09PM

ffs its just a bit of music unless the kid was bleeding from its ears id say it would be just fine it probably looked in distress because some strange woman was staring into the pram and taking down note to post up on boards

softmee · 16-06-2011 10:12PM

superfish wrote: »

ffs its just a bit of music unless the kid was bleeding from its ears id say it would be just fine

sooo ignorant ......

-have you ever heard about something called decybels? There is a limit of how many your inner ears can take and -younger you are lower the limit!
-and there if no bleeding when your hearing is damaged!

cesc77 · 16-06-2011 10:13PM

softmee wrote: »

No its not. I really felt sorry for this baby and its wasnt the first I've seen confused like this. I just hate this stupid life style when poor kinds are dragged to shops few days a week like there is nothing better to do! Sad

Softmee,you may have erred in posting here.

Sympathy and understanding within AH is quite hard to achieve.

Ps...stop using the word "much".I read it so many times that it didnt sound like a proper word,much.:pac:

jimthemental · 16-06-2011 10:15PM

artanevilla wrote: »

Fύck that shίt, when I was his age I was out cutting turf.

That's nothing, I was forking bales of hay up on to trailers from the pram. They used put a calf and the dehorning iron into the playpen with me and let me work.

superfish · 16-06-2011 10:23PM

softmee wrote: »

sooo ignorant ......

-have you ever heard about something called decybels? There is a limit of how many your inner ears can take and -younger you are lower the limit!
-and there if no bleeding when your hearing is damaged!

ha ha ha ha im posting this response because this is after hours and I can

Also because im ignorant.......................popcorn time :pac:

Abi · 16-06-2011 10:24PM

''The poor poor babies.. god love their poor little ears... who do they think they are bringing their buggies into shops!! how dare they do this to me!!''

/jumps through window

Elmidena · 16-06-2011 10:30PM

Abi wrote: »

''The poor poor babies.. god love their poor little ears... who do they think they are bringing their buggies into shops!! how dare they do this to me!!''

/jumps through window

Will you be using your store card to pay for that?

Standard Toaster · 16-06-2011 10:42PM

Stranger Danger!!

Acoshla · 16-06-2011 11:01PM

softmee wrote: »

sooo ignorant ......

-have you ever heard about something called decybels? There is a limit of how many your inner ears can take and -younger you are lower the limit!
-and there if no bleeding when your hearing is damaged!

I'd be more worried about a child being taught about decybels (hint, it's i, not y) and having poor grammar, punctuation, and general comprehension skills than of the damage a bit of music might do in a shop for a few minutes.

And OP unless you've been systematically following this woman how do you know she's bringing the baby to the shops all the time because she has nothing better to do?

cesc77 · 16-06-2011 11:08PM

Acoshla wrote: »

I'd be more worried about a child being taught about decybels (hint, it's i, not y) and having poor grammar, punctuation, and general comprehension skills than of the damage a bit of music might do in a shop for a few minutes.

And OP unless you've been systematically following this woman how do you know she's bringing the baby to the shops all the time because she has nothing better to do?

More worried about spelling than ear damage?:confused

And maybe people should give the OP a break,she was concerned about the kid.

Dont take your little babies to noisy shops!

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