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Who's sick of their children already?

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Barbra

Barbra Report 7 Apr 2020 15:53

Children are part of your family you can do so much at home baking. cooking. go through your life story with them .write a memory book read proper books to them small. household chores keeping their rooms tidy play in the garden if you have one play old fashioned games it's a bad time for all but be positive treasure every day.they can listen to music watch TV .stay safe All Barbara during normal times some parents probably won't see their children to busy working keeping up with their neighbours.they wander the streets till all hours .selfish parent's who will be in total shock now omg what do we do Plonkers. SCHOOLS SHOULD STAY SHUT !!!

Sharron

Sharron Report 7 Apr 2020 15:27

I am not keen on children so I didn't have any, they are not compulsory anymore.

So many people who did choose to have children have not even taken the time to get to know and relate to them.

AnninGlos

AnninGlos Report 7 Apr 2020 14:52

From what I can see the two of our grandchildren who have children are enjoying the challenge and are doing all sorts of things with them. Great Granddaughter is enjoying home school so much she didn't want to stop for Easter break. Some of the things the parents come up with are really imaginative. I am sure when I was their age I would not have had the patience.

Dermot

Dermot Report 7 Apr 2020 14:45

Only the poor can afford to have many children.

JoyLouise

JoyLouise Report 7 Apr 2020 14:37

I am stunned, amazed ... but certainly not speechless when I heard this!

One team of scientists has said that closing schools has marginal impact. Ha! That'll be the team which is already fed up and going barmy with their children being at home.

Other scientists have said the closing schools is important. I am firmly behind the second lot.

I think the first lot are a bit loose up top, to say the least.

How will hordes of children mixing together and using trains and buses five days a week, popping into places for drink and food on their way to and from school not have more than a marginal impact. Who would want their children and others exposed to such an unnecessary risk?

Of course that sick-of-our kids group may be useless at training their children to do the homework their schools set. That same group may also want to reduce our population numbers quickly. It may believe that exposure in children will produce more antibodies - never mind how many will die or spread the virus to under-school-age tots, parents, grandparents and other adults. Or they may belong to the conspiracy brigade.

Lost the plot completely in my opinion. Driven round the bend by their children already.

They may not be bothered about their children's health and it certainly appears that they have no regard for the general public but FGS, I hope our overworked health and care staff slap them down with a piece of reality.

As I wrote, I am stunned!