tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8865134812435469960.post5638386496810377753..comments2012-01-21T08:19:41.644+11:00Kylez...aka...MrsPhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/00185153539010825877noreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8865134812435469960.post-17206812837229925202012-01-21T08:19:41.644+11:002012-01-21T08:19:41.644+11:00Ah, a lady after my own heart! My parents were very big on teaching us basic manners, like moving to the side a bit to let someone by, or holding the door for someone if you were entering/exiting at around the same time ( regardless of man/woman/child. ) And i still do that but i am constantly amazed, no annoyed, by the people who dont.<br />Oh, and as anside to your other commenter, studies on forward vs rearward facing babies in the pram are pretty inconclusive. For every study that says looking at Mum is best, you&#39;ll one that says the opposite...Amy xxoohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/12829443038522374160noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8865134812435469960.post-81907616962812718022012-01-21T06:29:18.943+11:002012-01-21T06:29:18.943+11:00I was just looking at this photo and noticed that all the kids were facing the front in the strollers. I read somewhere that this new phenomenon, i.e. having the kids facing forward is quite a fearful experience for babies.<br /><br />In the old days, the child had momma to watch. this is the most delightful thing for a kid instead of dogs and cars and strangers. Doctors are not sure that baby remembers that mama is behind pushing.Garry Ladouceurhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/16220079742893590928noreply@blogger.com