No offense intended but why would anyone want to expose a baby to the noise and risk injury like hearing damage? Not a choice I would make or agree with, and perhaps this is a situation where parents should not be allowed to make that choice.
Surely there are other, better places where a family can spend the afternoon or day.
Not trying to blame you or make you look bad, just stating my opinion.
Itâs a professional trade show, not a playground, which is extremely busy in particular on the weekend when itâs open to the public. A bit of common sense tells me that such is no place for kids and babies. Just picture parents pushing strollers through the crowd, kids not behaving, getting lost - it causes inconvenience to the other vistors, in particular those that are there to do business.
And if anything happens to the kids who will be blamed? - the organizers. And who will be the one doing the blaming? - the parents that decided itâs their choice to bring the kids in.
Some reasons I can think of (there might be more) why to keep kids out:
IMO such exhibitions are not a place for babies. In particular in Taiwan where the shows are as NOISY as possible, wouldnât be the first time my ears are ringing afterwards and I donât want to imagine what this can do to the hearing of babies and kids even.[/quote]
Which brings me to two other âeventsâ I saw on that one day only.
Similar case as above. Father wanted to get in with his 10-12 YO son.
Security refused. Father didnât give a damn and tried to get through.
Security interacts and father is being âguidedâ outside, let us say âunder pressureâ.
Son was crying â shouting â hurling. Hope the kid will forget soon. His father should have know better.
The other story was about a booth holder loosing control over his temper and needed to be locked in his own booth preventing to attack a Nigerian âbuyerâ
And last but not least, the story of the MOB âbrothersâ who paid a booth holder a visit to reclaim their cash advance of 700.000 NTD. They would come back the next day.
They did, but probably an agreement was made and nothing was destroyed.
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