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A mother with a three-month-old baby was asked to temporarily leave a trendy south London cafe because the child's crying was annoying customers.

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Would the baby crying have gotten on your breasts?????

Major wrote:A mother with a three-month-old baby was asked to temporarily leave a trendy south London cafe because the child's crying was annoying customers.

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Would the baby crying have gotten on your breasts?????

Yes, but I don't think I'd have the nerve to complain.

I’m pretty sure this reply in the comments section is a wind-up.

veganGreenpartyvoter, brighton, United Kingdom

Disgusting I hope this cafe does bust and has to close.This would serve them right for being b i g o t s

Username is overegging it slightly.

Nucks wrote:I’m pretty sure this reply in the comments section is a wind-up.

veganGreenpartyvoter, brighton, United Kingdom

Disgusting I hope this cafe does bust and has to close.This would serve them right for being b i g o t s

Username is overegging it slightly.

You never fucking know...Some are fucking mental... I just came to know today that August Ames (adult actress) took her own life due to bullying on twitter...

It sounds like quite a lot of people have been taking babies to the cafe lately, and the owners feel it's turning into a creche. Cafes aren't just for people with babies, others like to go for a quiet coffee or a meal.

I thought this was going to be about dogs then.

But as we learnt last night stepping putside temporarily doesn'talways help the situation and big babies still cry

Anyway I digress, good move by the cafe. Children should be seen and not heard

Goodwife wrote:I thought this was going to be about dogs then.

But as we learnt last night stepping putside temporarily doesn'talways help the situation and big babies still cry

Anyway I digress, good move by the cafe. Children should be seen and not heard

Raggamuffin wrote:Yes, but I don't think I'd have the nerve to complain.

I always knew you're one of those people that are always chelping on forums but say nothing in the real world. And now we have the proof.

Raggamuffin wrote:It sounds like quite a lot of people have been taking babies to the cafe lately, and the owners feel it's turning into a creche. Cafes aren't just for people with babies, others like to go for a quiet coffee or a meal.

Where I dwell you can only get a decent cup of tea ate Druckers or M&S which are both creches and do your head in.

You have the noise of the brats, and mothers, women gabbing generally, coffee machine, circumnavigating push chairs, spanner chariots and guide dogs who I used to walk exercise.

Major wrote:

Raggamuffin wrote:It sounds like quite a lot of people have been taking babies to the cafe lately, and the owners feel it's turning into a creche. Cafes aren't just for people with babies, others like to go for a quiet coffee or a meal.

Where I dwell you can only get a decent cup of tea ate Druckers or M&S which are both creches and do your head in.

You have the noise of the brats, and mothers, women gabbing generally, coffee machine, circumnavigating push chairs, spanner chariots and guide dogs who I used to walk exercise.

That's partly why I generally sit outside at cafes Major.

Raggamuffin wrote:
That's partly why I generally sit outside at cafes Major.

I thought it was because you couldn't afford to go in

I sit where my wife and dorta order me to sit Miss Ragga.
Sometimes I am ordered inside at Costa for coffee which I am not partial to

It rained all day here today.

Major wrote:I sit where my wife and dorta order me to sit Miss Ragga.
Sometimes I am ordered inside at Costa for coffee which I am not partial to

It rained all day here today.

Ah, the secret is to go to cafes on your own and then you can sit where you like.

Major wrote:

Raggamuffin wrote:It sounds like quite a lot of people have been taking babies to the cafe lately, and the owners feel it's turning into a creche. Cafes aren't just for people with babies, others like to go for a quiet coffee or a meal.

Where I dwell you can only get a decent cup of tea ate Druckers or M&S which are both creches and do your head in.

You have the noise of the brats, and mothers, women gabbing generally, coffee machine, circumnavigating push chairs, spanner chariots and guide dogs who I used to walk exercise.

I suppose its a bit of a bug*er you having to mix with lower society, but there are those that are prepared to accept it !

Major wrote:I sit where my wife and dorta order me to sit Miss Ragga.
Sometimes I am ordered inside at Costa for coffee which I am not partial to

It rained all day here today.

I bet you hate it if you are seated near a disabled, ethnic or a homosexual person..Do you complain about them to da management