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Anonymous wrote:PP, this thread is from 2016. Were there toddler shows at KC at that time? Do you seriously think the OP was taking their infant to a toddler show? And 1.5 yrs old is waaay different than the 10 wk old in the OP. Who is now eight.

Yes there were family performances back in 2016. I attended them with my kids. There were toddlers at the performances.

I would assume babies were welcome? Do you think the play OP was taking her 10wk old baby to was a toddler show? Do you think she would have mentioned that in her post?

Anonymous wrote: Just take your baby to Ruth’s Chris .

I’m so glad I wasn’t the only one thinking it.

Anonymous wrote:I think it’s ok to bring your infants to the KC now. Along with your dogs, cats, pet rats and anything else you feel like bringing along. It’s in the same category as Chucky Cheese now.

I agree with you! Before I realized that this was an 8 year old thread, I was thinking, "Wait, what?! Artists are cancelling their Kennedy Center performances and moving them elsewhere, and you want to not only go, but bring your little baby?!"

Anonymous wrote:PP, this thread is from 2016. Were there toddler shows at KC at that time? Do you seriously think the OP was taking their infant to a toddler show? And 1.5 yrs old is waaay different than the 10 wk old in the OP. Who is now eight.

Yes there were family performances back in 2016. I attended them with my kids. There were toddlers at the performances.

Anonymous wrote:Maybe it's a way to dissuade people from bringing their infants to a play at the Kennedy Center.

*thunderous applause*

I think it’s ok to bring your infants to the KC now. Along with your dogs, cats, pet rats and anything else you feel like bringing along. It’s in the same category as Chucky Cheese now.

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Anonymous wrote:I just found out that if I were to take my 10 week old to a play at the Kennedy center, I would need to buy a ticket for her! Seriously?

Seriously you are nothing but sub human garbage
Your child needs to be taken away

Yikes that post is more than eight years old. Maybe you need to be taken away.

Anonymous wrote:I just found out that if I were to take my 10 week old to a play at the Kennedy center, I would need to buy a ticket for her! Seriously?

Seriously you are nothing but sub human garbage
Your child needs to be taken away

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Anonymous wrote:I do not want to sit next ti you while you are breastfeeding. stay home!

Wow. In 2025? Really?

You are a pathetically misinformed person. Nobody wants to sit next to you while you're so stupidly judgmental.

STAY HOME!

I am not the PP, and I'm a big advocate for breastfeeding anywhere the child is welcome. I've breastfed at church, and funerals, and on airplanes, and at my kid's school performance.

But breastfeeding is not silent, and any kid young enough to be breastfeeding is not guaranteed to stay quiet. An expensive adult performance is not the place for an infant, breastfeeding or not.

Thank goodness! Good riddance

Anonymous wrote:Nobody wants you to take your baby to a performance. So many options out there that don’t include disrupting performances, choose one of those.

Please get a babysitter. It's rude when I paid for a sitter but then had to hear a crying child at an adult venue. Not the place.

PP, this thread is from 2016. Were there toddler shows at KC at that time? Do you seriously think the OP was taking their infant to a toddler show? And 1.5 yrs old is waaay different than the 10 wk old in the OP. Who is now eight.

Nobody wants you to take your baby to a performance. So many options out there that don’t include disrupting performances, choose one of those.

That's standard for classical venues, OP.

Anonymous wrote:To PPs - What wrong with taking an infant to play? If you sit bar the back and duck out if the baby fussed it should be no big deal. Or should adults stop living their lives and listen to "wheels on the bus" on a loop for the next five years?

In all the times I went to big ticket items at the KC I never saw an infant and didn't see young kids.