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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OK I have a feeling this was a classy wine bar instead of the honky tonk bar that pps are making it out to be. Who knows, maybe it was someone's birthday or the babysitter cancelled. As long as the baby didn't mind, I don't see the big deal. I have more of an issue with 5-7 [b]year olds in bars. And last time I saw kids in a bar they were wearing [/b]pajamas! [/quote]

Seriously?

Wow.  I think a baby in a bar after 8 pm inappropriate (even if a nice restaurant/bar).  An older child/toddler definitely.

If you have enough money to go to these places you can afford a sitter. I know a lot of people are indifferent but that is the general trend to not be considerate of others. It boils down to - is this a place and time of day meant for that audience.  Taking a child to cultural events is very different than honky tonks or wine bars.[/quote]

Not everyone has family and friends around to babysit and [b]not everyone wants a stranger watching their baby[/b].[/quote]

This is stupid. You can interview and get references for a babysitter if you don't know a good one. You probably SHOULD have at least one trusted babysitter that you know, in case of an emergency that involves both parents. Nobody expects you to hand your baby to a random stranger, but it's over the top to think there is nobody on Earth qualified to care for your child other than you and your husband.[/quote]

My kid didn't have a sitter for the first 2 years of her life because A) I had no family near me B) the cost of daycare left me totally broke and C) I couldn't stand being away from her anymore than I ready was. But if you have lots of money, support, and time with your kids, by all means get a sitter! The rest of us will annoy you with our kids in public so we can still have a life too. [/quote

And there is the reality.  Selfish and cheap. Thanks for bringing your baby to the movies.  [/quote]

Cheap? I know this is hard to understand when you don't have to worry about money, but cheap and broke are not the same thing. I barely made my rent payment when my husband lost his job. We took the baby to happy hour, not movies. Wow, you are a nasty person. Must be nice to live in your bubble. [/quote]

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