First cafe bans children under five, East Dulwich next?

[LondonMix]

I've already said that parents need to control their kids and that I personally only go places where they do so the behaviour comment is a total red herring at least in response to me. Both adults and children need to behave well in public as standard.

However, saying 'It's great when others don't force their life choices e.g. Having kids, onto others in a public setting ' with no qualifiers around it is ridiculous.

Children are part of society and a valuable part of society at that. They and their parents have every right to be out in public, particularly in the daytime.

[tomskip]

Healey

You will be an old person moaning about kids one day, I more or less guarantee it! I have children but the little toddling critters or the ones that cry a lot (babies) can be incredibly annoying when you've treated yourself to a meal out somewhere. Even when my children were small and exuberant I really didn't expect every single eating and drinking establishment to welcome them. I wasn't that entitled.