If you go out for an evening, do you want to have to put up with a screaming baby sitting next to you? For me and an increasing number of people, the answer is no. The National Post reports online that at least one Ottawa-area restaurant has advised customers to leave their babies at home and I think it’s a good idea. Not everyone does. A family has filed a human rights complaint against a trendy wine bar that turned away a dinner party because it included a three-month-old baby. How many times have you been in a restaurant for a quiet meal when a family comes in and the kids are either caterwauling or standing on the seat and making a nuisance of themselves? I think it’s fine for a restaurant owner to advise groups with babies or other small children to make another choice for dining. There are plenty of family-friendly restaurants around and we have to realize that in this day and age families and individuals without children have rights too.Thursday, July 8, 2010
Those without children have rights too
If you go out for an evening, do you want to have to put up with a screaming baby sitting next to you? For me and an increasing number of people, the answer is no. The National Post reports online that at least one Ottawa-area restaurant has advised customers to leave their babies at home and I think it’s a good idea. Not everyone does. A family has filed a human rights complaint against a trendy wine bar that turned away a dinner party because it included a three-month-old baby. How many times have you been in a restaurant for a quiet meal when a family comes in and the kids are either caterwauling or standing on the seat and making a nuisance of themselves? I think it’s fine for a restaurant owner to advise groups with babies or other small children to make another choice for dining. There are plenty of family-friendly restaurants around and we have to realize that in this day and age families and individuals without children have rights too.
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