DearBBC

> I'm talking about walking into the Nursery where > the kids are swigging a bottle of beer.. > > Is that good. ? The kids are swigging beer? That is a disgrace. What nursery allows this? Disgusting.

> I'm talking about walking into the Nursery where > the kids are swigging a bottle of beer.. > > Is that good. ? > > Foxy The kids are swigging beer? That is a disgrace. What nursery allows this? Disgusting.

I agree with most posts here. It's certainly not a matter for police attention and yes, scolding coffee is certainly more dangerous than a nice cool beer. Maybe they could extend the softer tarmac stuff a bit so there's no danger of the bottles breaking if they're dropped.

Hi, I've noticed a growing trend of parents taking beers and other booze into the playground. Has anyone else spotted it? They're not tramps with cans of spesh, in fact one of them I saw reminded me of someone famous out of a film. But it occurs to me that this is quite a dangerous practice. Regardless of the dangers of broken glass, it's very difficult to look after a toddler when you have a bottle of IPA in one hand so I can't help but feel this is tantamount to irresponsible parenting. Has anyone noticed and should we put signs up to discourage this sort of thing?