We are at the age where DD notices and wants to play on the playgrounds at fast food restaurants. We don't eat at these types of places often, but were at Chick-Fil-A yesterday with some friends. I noticed, for the first time, just how gross the playground really was. Maybe it was the particular restaurant, but I realized that I really didn't want her to play on the play structures at all. They seemed safe enough, but very dirty. So, I was just wondering how others feel about restaurant playgrounds, and whether or not you allow your child to play on them. Thanks!
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Does your child play on restaurant playgrounds?
We are at the age where DD notices and wants to play on the playgrounds at fast food restaurants. We don't eat at these types of places often, but were at Chick-Fil-A yesterday with some friends. I noticed, for the first time, just how gross the playground really was. Maybe it was the particular restaurant, but I realized that I really didn't want her to play on the play structures at all. They seemed safe enough, but very dirty. So, I was just wondering how others feel about restaurant playgrounds, and whether or not you allow your child to play on them. Thanks!
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Does your child play on restaurant playgrounds?
We are at the age where DD notices and wants to play on the playgrounds at fast food restaurants. We don't eat at these types of places often, but were at Chick-Fil-A yesterday with some friends. I noticed, for the first time, just how gross the playground really was. Maybe it was the particular restaurant, but I realized that I really didn't want her to play on the play structures at all. They seemed safe enough, but very dirty. So, I was just wondering how others feel about restaurant playgrounds, and whether or not you allow your child to play on them. Thanks!
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RE: Does your child play on restaurant playgrounds?
We drive past a McDonald's with a playland pretty often, and the last time we did, Charlie yelled out "Mama, dog house" from the backseat, while pointing at the restaurant. DH confessed - apparently he has been so scared that Charlie was going to beg him to take him there every day (he's a SAHD, and they drive/walk past it fairly often), he told him it was a special house for dogs. Oh boy, is he going to regret that one when Charlie realizes it is for kids!
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RE: Does your child play on restaurant playgrounds?
We drive past a McDonald's with a playland pretty often, and the last time we did, Charlie yelled out "Mama, dog house" from the backseat, while pointing at the restaurant. DH confessed - apparently he has been so scared that Charlie was going to beg him to take him there every day (he's a SAHD, and they drive/walk past it fairly often), he told him it was a special house for dogs. Oh boy, is he going to regret that one when Charlie realizes it is for kids!
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RE: Does your child play on restaurant playgrounds?
We drive past a McDonald's with a playland pretty often, and the last time we did, Charlie yelled out "Mama, dog house" from the backseat, while pointing at the restaurant. DH confessed - apparently he has been so scared that Charlie was going to beg him to take him there every day (he's a SAHD, and they drive/walk past it fairly often), he told him it was a special house for dogs. Oh boy, is he going to regret that one when Charlie realizes it is for kids!
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RE: Does your child play on restaurant playgrounds?
We drive past a McDonald's with a playland pretty often, and the last time we did, Charlie yelled out "Mama, dog house" from the backseat, while pointing at the restaurant. DH confessed - apparently he has been so scared that Charlie was going to beg him to take him there every day (he's a SAHD, and they drive/walk past it fairly often), he told him it was a special house for dogs. Oh boy, is he going to regret that one when Charlie realizes it is for kids!
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RE: Does your child play on restaurant playgrounds?
We drive past a McDonald's with a playland pretty often, and the last time we did, Charlie yelled out "Mama, dog house" from the backseat, while pointing at the restaurant. DH confessed - apparently he has been so scared that Charlie was going to beg him to take him there every day (he's a SAHD, and they drive/walk past it fairly often), he told him it was a special house for dogs. Oh boy, is he going to regret that one when Charlie realizes it is for kids!
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RE: Does your child play on restaurant playgrounds?
We drive past a McDonald's with a playland pretty often, and the last time we did, Charlie yelled out "Mama, dog house" from the backseat, while pointing at the restaurant. DH confessed - apparently he has been so scared that Charlie was going to beg him to take him there every day (he's a SAHD, and they drive/walk past it fairly often), he told him it was a special house for dogs. Oh boy, is he going to regret that one when Charlie realizes it is for kids!
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RE: Does your child play on restaurant playgrounds?
We drive past a McDonald's with a playland pretty often, and the last time we did, Charlie yelled out "Mama, dog house" from the backseat, while pointing at the restaurant. DH confessed - apparently he has been so scared that Charlie was going to beg him to take him there every day (he's a SAHD, and they drive/walk past it fairly often), he told him it was a special house for dogs. Oh boy, is he going to regret that one when Charlie realizes it is for kids!
