Child's fall raises alarm over condition of McDonald's PlayPlace

What they [McDonald's] are trying to do now is a patchwork repair that's never going to work. A B.C. couple is raising serious concerns about the condition of the play area inside a McDonald's restaurant, after their 21 2-year-old son fell headfirst through a hole in the net at a McDonald's PlayPlace in ... via CBC

[Charles]

The kid is stated as being 2 years old and the signs in every Playplace I been in says it is designed for children 3 to 12 years of age.

Maybe the kid was too young...

[Unknown27]

Meh, parents fault. Too bad for the kid.

[The parents]

Charles wrote:

The kid is stated as being 2 years old and the signs in every Playplace I been in says it is designed for children 3 to 12 years of age.
Maybe the kid was too young...

Oh god..... that is not the point - McDonald have to make sure all is ok with the stuff for kids - SAFE!!!!!!!!!! The net was broken and fixed by an idiot!!!!!

[The parents]

Unknown27 wrote:

Meh, parents fault. Too bad for the kid.

AND ANOTHER GUY LIKE MCDONALD - FIXED BY AN IDIOT!!!!

[Unknown27]

No, YOU are the ones who are obviously missing the point. If the parents are allowing their children to do something that is obviously against McDonald's rules (you know, that big sign by the door that says it's only for children ages 3 to 12...) then the parents have to live with it.

Here's an example that even your thick heads could get: let's say there's a Mustang sitting in your neighbour's driveway. This incredibly powerful car is only to be driven by experienced drivers and those who have a license, but you think your 8 year-old could handle it. You let your kid get behind the wheel and, what do you know, he jumps on the accelerator, sending the car speeding through the garage wall. Who's fault is it? Ford's, the maker of the Mustang, or the parent's, for allowing their 8 year-old to do something that was obviously not suited for someone of his age or experience?

Get a grip. I wouldn't want to be your child.