That massive lasagne must be feeding all the under 10s who are taller than me and therefore do not need car seats.
I actually took my son and two of his friends (all 9 and 10) out in the car the other day. One is the tallest in his year so I had him sit in the front. There ensued a conversation about the smallest of the group being allowed to sit in the front on the way back and the largest lad saying no offence but the seat belt won’t sit right and you are much safer on the booster in the back. I was impressed both by his knowledge of car safety and the ‘no offence’ disclaimer was very tactful for 9/10 year old lads. Disclaimer: he then proceeded to fart in the venue so still has a little growing up to do.
Not one of their classmates (or the younger classes) is the same height as a small adult and I’m using myself as the measuring stick there! Must be because we are in the North and there is no sun and we live down the mine and we definitely can’t get hold of secret ingredients like basil
I actually took my son and two of his friends (all 9 and 10) out in the car the other day. One is the tallest in his year so I had him sit in the front. There ensued a conversation about the smallest of the group being allowed to sit in the front on the way back and the largest lad saying no offence but the seat belt won’t sit right and you are much safer on the booster in the back. I was impressed both by his knowledge of car safety and the ‘no offence’ disclaimer was very tactful for 9/10 year old lads. Disclaimer: he then proceeded to fart in the venue so still has a little growing up to do.
Not one of their classmates (or the younger classes) is the same height as a small adult and I’m using myself as the measuring stick there! Must be because we are in the North and there is no sun and we live down the mine and we definitely can’t get hold of secret ingredients like basil