Places to take kids

[jenandherlaptop]

oooooooooooooh. this might be a good plan.

[Lynnie]

Claire has been saying this for ages actually, to go out for tea with the kids. we'll sort something out.

[jenandherlaptop]

forumer mother toddler meetings lol

[Bunnylingus]

I just suggested Drumpellier Country Park!

It's pish now Westy. AND you'd have to deal with wee fannies from St ambrose.

Transport museum, right next to Kelvingrove and it's full of big shiny things, so you could do Kelvingrove too.

[Lynnie]

Ooh good idea rach, she loves cars, so that would be fun! cheers honey.

[Yorgo]

Deending on their age you could go for the Science Centre, they have lots ofcool shit for weans to do.

There's playgroups in every area, all you need to do is phone the council and get a schedule.

Also, if it's nice, tere's nothing better than a trip out, could be anywhere really, doesen't need to be a park, as long as theres some sort of stimulation!

Alternatively, pap them to your nominated babysitter and go chill out

[Girshkin]

Museum of Transport and Kelvingrove Gallery followed by the park is always good.

I've taken Eli to Glasgow Green a lot, there's People's Palace with the Glasshouse to run about and have lunch in, big park to run around and great wee swingpark with a giant pirate ship. Then you can go to Gorbals Leisure Centre right behind it and go swimming, and it's only a couple of quid plus lunch all in

[SOLIDBOB]

I saw someone with a kid in the solid once.
Just saying...it's a possibility.

No it's not, we don't have a children's licence.

[mishelle]

Deending on their age you could go for the Science Centre, they have lots ofcool shit for weans to do.

There's playgroups in every area, all you need to do is phone the council and get a schedule.

Also, if it's nice, tere's nothing better than a trip out, could be anywhere really, doesen't need to be a park, as long as theres some sort of stimulation!

Alternatively, pap them to your nominated babysitter and go chill out

The babysitter thing a hint then?

Monkey madness or socks and slides is always a winner for wee kids.

[jenandherlaptop]

except the black slides.
jack SHAT it when he went down that, didn't help he got stuck too.

[Dec]

Racismz.

[eltankos]

Glasgow Green - great wee swingpark with a giant pirate ship.

Aye, this wee swingpark is awesome

No it's not, we don't have a children's licence.

Fair doos, I've definetly seen someone in with a kid before though. Just like one they had to carry, cause it couldn't walk yet.
Also, did anyone find a wee memory card out a phone near/on the bar on monday night, I lost mine

[Headwork]

I've taken Eli to Glasgow Green a lot, there's People's Palace with the Glasshouse to run about and have lunch in, big park to run around and great wee swingpark with a giant pirate ship. Then you can go to Gorbals Leisure Centre right behind it and go swimming, and it's only a couple of quid plus lunch all in

Thats where I've been taking Zi in the past couple of weeks - I'm trying to find somewhere more interesting.

She loves the park and seems to have made a few friends there already, (well, as friendly as you can get at 2 which involved laughing a lot, sticking her tongue out and having a screaming contest) but it'll get a bit repetitive.

I may take one or two suggestions here.

[jenandherlaptop]

For those with boys who love thomas the tank....

http://www.srps.org.uk/railway/thomas.htm

its in bo ness, but bah.
good day out

[eltankos]

For those with boys who love thomas the tank....

http://www.srps.org.uk/railway/thomas.htm

its in bo ness, but bah.
good day out

FUCKING A. One of em is on my birthday, highly tempted.