I was in a LARGE super-grocery-store on a day they were having an in-store promotion. There were tastings, treats, in-store games, etc. Right upon entering the store, a table was spread with balloon animals and a man was making them for all the kids, balloon hats etc. My 18 month old loves "boons", so I waited in line and got him an untwisted, straight one. He had a great time waving it and bonking me and my stepmom. Then, as we were checking out, the balloon guy ran over and asked me how old my son was. I told him 18 months. Without a word he YANKED the balloon out of my son's hand!! When I asked him what was going on, he said over his shoulder(while twisting that same balloon for a DIFFERENT KID), "Kids under 2 aren't allowed to have these." Luckily we were leaving, but my little boy kept pointing and saying "Boon, boon, help". Isn't it up to the parents to decide what is safe for their kids and what isn't? When did strangers get the right to tell me what I can't give my son?
2007-05-05
03:44:10
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waitingwillfill
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