Plymouth's new sporting hero

Still reckon I could take him, his backhands suspect.

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Amazing hand/ eye coordination for 18 months.

That is pretty incredible, I wonder if the youngen will develop it?

My young uns got a tom selleck tash at 9 months and no one bats an eyelid! His father runs club I think it said, so I'm sure it will be encouraged. Pretty cool skills so far though.

Greenjock wrote:

My young uns got a tom selleck tash at 9 months and no one bats an eyelid!

Dunno about anyone else, but I've been torn between 'ah, bless' and 'run away, run away'

I used to make a right racket when I was that age.

The only trouble is his table manners have ben appalling lately. Food everywhere

I use Central Park swimming pool regularly, and there's a little child that can't be much more than 3 being regularly profesionally coached, no dout with doing a Shazza in mind. there's something all a bit discincerting about it, but if the child really enjoys it I guess there's no harm.
Societies have always seperated some children from the rest for specific purposes that supposedly benefit that society, often religious or philosophical in nature.

For every one that makes it, there must be hundreds who simply lose their childhood.

I could beat him.

penzancepirate wrote:

The only trouble is his table manners have ben appalling lately. Food everywhere

I use Central Park swimming pool regularly, and there's a little child that can't be much more than 3 being regularly profesionally coached, no dout with doing a Shazza in mind. there's something all a bit discincerting about it, but if the child really enjoys it I guess there's no harm.
Societies have always seperated some children from the rest for specific purposes that supposedly benefit that society, often religious or philosophical in nature.

It's not always society PP, a lot of the time it is just down to obsessively pushy parents. My kids used to swim competitively at Plymouth College pool, and judging by some of the mums and dads antics poolside, you'd have thought they were in Olympic trials!