Letter: Child shoppers
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Your support makes all the difference.Sir: A ban on parents with children in supermarkets at certain times is no doubt attractive to many (letter, 12 March). Is there any time of day when I can guarantee that when I take my children out they will not have to come into contact with selfish, bad-tempered, scowling people who fail to consider others, especially those who are smaller and younger than themselves?
When Mr Watson and his kind are old, dependent and occasionally tiresome I hope they will not expect anyone to look after them or take them out in public.
Caroline Millar
London W6
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