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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is not a city or really country that likes children or cares about their general welfare, obvi. I haven’t taken young kid to Rasika and eaten outside on the street scape. I wouldn’t dine inside b/c of general hostility/tolerance for children in US. Do in Italy all the time. But am always prepared to leave if kid were to misbehave. [/quote]

The intolerance is for the parents who aren’t prepared to leave if kid were to misbehave.

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This is uniquely millennial problem. GenX parents just apologize profusely, put the kid on one shoulder and get a box to go. My 5 year can now sit quietly when crayons or a book - never given a phone or tablet, it takes one time leaving a place they really want to be with the consequence of leaving. [/quote]

No, it’s not generational. Arrogant parents, who think they and their children are perfect, are every age, everywhere. No doubt you are one of them, just in a different way. [/quote]

NP. It’s definitely generational. Millennials have been raised to question societal norms. That leads to some good things and some not so good things.

This particular topic is one of the not so good things. Not respecting norms in fine dining establishments. GenX and above wouldn’t take the kids to a nice restaurant. Baby boomers took the kids to McD’s or Pizza Hut and GenX to a chain restaurant like California Pizza Kitchen or a diner.

Millennial’s fancy themselves more like foodies and want what they want and see no problem with bringing young kids in tow.

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