Kids and resturants
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Kids and resturants
| Sun, 12-12-2004 - 11:57am |
Hey all...
Did you have rules about resturants and babies? Or did you just take them everywhere?
Dh and I went to a VERY pricy resturant as a treat for ourselves a couple of weekends ago. All dressed up and having cocktails. Anyway, right next to us is a party with an 8 month old whining in a high chair. Mind you, our reservations were for 8 pm and they sat after we did.
This is incredibly rude, imo, for many reasons.
First of all, most 8 month olds are done by 8 o'clock. Secondly, there are just some resturants that are not meant for babies... a $75 dollar-a-plate resturant being one of them, imo. I do think that older

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Even if she got it on sale??? I don't admire the laying out of $1,500. I admire women who are put together enough and pay attention to fashion. Along with the Chanel bag are usually nice jeans, a Burberry sweater and maybe a nice Piana shawl. I love that kind of thing. It's not me. For instance, today I'm actually not wearing a maternity shirt, but have on a normal fitting t-shirt.
But, someday, I wouldn't mind it if I were able to follow fashion a little more.
Aspen gets stressed over tv too. Even on Sesame St when an elephant is jumping and the whole screen is shaking, she says, "Oh no, oh no!"
Meldi
I know this is totally lame of me, totally projecting, but sometimes (esp. lately) just SEEING a baby when I am out trying to relax makes me stress. It's because of where I am in my life. I am around babies (who eventually cry) all day long. My alarm clock is a crying baby. If I saw you at the movies with a baby in a sling or carrier, I would sit there wondering "When is THAT one going to go off?"
And I do think that you can't predict. You cannot be sure that your baby will 100% of the time, sleep through the movie or the meal, whatever. So, why set yourself up?
Meldi
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I can understand where you're perspective on this comes from if you can try to understand where my perspective comes from.
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