Post by Mary Fischer
When my son was a baby, there were a whole host of places I refused to bring him, simply because I wanted to be courteous to the people around me who were trying to enjoy a day or night out at places where babies really have no business being (like fancy restaurants and spas). But at the same time, there were plenty of other seemingly kid-friendly places I brought my little guy to where I still got looks of disgust from those around me. Apparently there are some people who think babies should remain behind closed doors 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, or some nonsense like that. I can even recall one time in particular where a bank teller looked at me like I had two heads because I walked in to deposit a check with my son on my hip. (What was I supposed to do? Leave him in the car?)Image may be NSFW.
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When my son was a baby, there were a whole host of places I refused to bring him, simply because I wanted to be courteous to the people around me who were trying to enjoy a day or night out at places where babies really have no business being (like fancy restaurants and spas). But at the same time, there were plenty of other seemingly kid-friendly places I brought my little guy to where I still got looks of disgust from those around me. Apparently there are some people who think babies should remain behind closed doors 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, or some nonsense like that. I can even recall one time in particular where a bank teller looked at me like I had two heads because I walked in to deposit a check with my son on my hip. (What was I supposed to do? Leave him in the car?)Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
