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  • KnitShoni
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    WTF? Sorry. I love my baby girl more than anything. But sometimes I NEED to go somewhere without her. My friends love my daughter. But, there are times when they want to hang out with ME, not US. So, when I go out with the girls, I'm not taking her with me. I don't understand why some parents think its ok to force their children on other people.

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  • HYHYBT
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    No right to "discriminate against" children? In a BAR?

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  • The Shadow
    started a topic No right to childfree spaces?!

    No right to childfree spaces?!

    This is a blog article you just have to read to believe. And even then you might not.


    you do not have a right to child free spaces.

    there is this weird thing in western culture, especially n american culture, where people/adults seem to believe that they have a right to discriminate against children.
    ....

    but dont get me wrong. kids will be kids. at times that means tears, loud noises, knocking things over, etc. and when that happens the worst things to do is start sending out negative energy, glaring at the mama and child, yelling, sour faces, etc. much more helpful is to take a deep breath, send warm energy toward the mama and kid, give a sympathetic smile, and maybe even start talking with the kid to distract her from whatever has her upset at the moment.
    Really.

    I can sum up this author's opinion in just two words; entitlement mentality.

    Fortunately, most of the commenters don't seem to be buying it and are calling her on her BS.
    Last edited by The Shadow; 07-27-2010, 04:11 PM.
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