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Toddler, toddler tantrums, mums guide

During the second year of your baby's life your toddler learns to toddle, then walk and becomes a toddler. Many important changes happen here including independence, potty training, toddler tantrums and your toddler speaking in whole sentences!
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You may want to enquire using the changing room facility reserved for disbabled. They tend to be quite spacious and conveniently located near the pool.

I want to take my daughter swimming (without my wife) and the pool has no family changing rooms. Not sure whether to take her into the men's changing rooms (she might get scared) or go into the women's in case it scares all the women? Any ideas?

that was coast (not cost)

I'd go with men's - but wait until the cost is clear. Or have her wear her swimming costume underneath her clothes when you get there. A big part of this depends on how old she is - If 6+ she can probably brave changing on her own and you could befriend someone going in to the changing room to keep an eye on her.

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