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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just teach your kid to raise his hand and say excuse me I can’t see.[/quote]

Say it to whom?  My 3.5 yr old does raise his hand and tells the kid and the librarian he can’t see the book.  The librarian asks the child to sit.  The child doesn’t.  What’s the librarian supposed to do - physically bend the kid in half and make him sit down?

Stop expecting other people to do your job. [/quote]

No, that's where the librarian should act like the authority figure to the adult with the child, ask them to take care of their child or leave until next time.[/quote]

And what are you doing while your child is standing up, walking up to the book, and then standing there blocking the rest of the kids view?  Shouldn’t you be teaching your child to be fair and considerate?  [/quote]

I'm 10.15... no child with me ever blocked the book.  As I said, if the librarian corrects the child, child refuses or ignores, then the librarian should address the adult (parent or nanny) with the child.[/quote]

That’s not the librarian’s job.  Please don’t put them in that position. [/quote]

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