Kids asleep on our shoulders after about an hour standing
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Claire Moreau•242 rep9
Kids fell asleep on our shoulders after about an hour standing late in the procession. Carry them out soon or wake them for one more pass. Not toddler-on-shoulders-at-start, and not shoulder-fatigue set-them-down mid-route alone.
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If they are truly out, start a calm peel — waking them for one more noisy section often backfires in the lobby.
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Prasanna Jayawardena•224 rep4
If they are truly out, start a calm peel — waking them for one more noisy section often backfires in the lobby.
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Bas Jansen•251 rep2
Support necks, swap carriers every short block, and keep a thin cloth between cheek and damp shirt.
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