They've got some great wide carparks down here in the new(ish) mall. You can park within the white lines and still have room next to the car to have the pram safely there inside the white lines and the door wide open and unbundle your kid(s). But that's only in a couple of places in the carpark. All the rest of the PWP parks are normal sized.
i havent found many carparks wide enough for my bump & me lol.
coming out of the midwifes yesterdaqy trying to get haleigh into her carseat was a mission the person next to us parked so close i couldnt even slide in the door without having to bang the door on their car.
mind you queensgates not all that bad but we dont go in there often, i go in there more on my own walking.
When I have DH in tow I like to save the parent parks for those more "in need" lol. Although since Kryssi turned 2 mos the only times he's been with me was when I was on crutches LOL.
Becks when I'm pregnant - or at least when I was pg the first two times - I didn't carry all that big or forward, sometimes it's hard to tell whether people need to use special parks or not. If I was particularly nauseous and the carpark fairly full, I probably would feel entitled to the option of a parent park - not within the 'letter of the law' but it's a discretion thing.
Still, I do feel that those parks get abused a lot.
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But that's only in a couple of places in the carpark. All the rest of the PWP parks are normal sized.
