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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I mostly agree that it’s weird that’s the girl’s mom didn’t at least come over and tell her “we don’t ride other people’s bikes.” It’s weird that she just stood there. I have to say though, re: attractive nuisances: it did bother me when my daughter was 12-24 months (and not very good yet at remembering rules) when parents would bring strollers full of snacks and toys, fun big wheels-type things, etc, to the playground or library kids area or whatever. I got really annoyed that I brought my daughter somewhere for her to explore and play, but now I had to spend all this time keeping her away from other kids’ things. So I do think the attractive nuisance idea has some merit - but i’m not sure it applies in this situation.[/quote] What a truly shitty parent you are.[/quote] How is this sh*tty? I feel the same way. PP stated that she parented her child and I do as well, but it is incredibly annoying that all of a sudden instead of your kid playing on the play equipment you're having to block them from getting into other people's stuff. Of course I will put the effort in to keep my kid away from the stroller full of snacks or the toy that belongs to the other kid, but I can also feel annoyed about it too. [/quote]
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