now i know why they stamp kids' hands at chuck-e-cheese

Re: now i know why they stamp kids' hands at chuck-e-cheese

• jkchs2003

  February 2012

  That had to be a sight to see, haha!

  I've always thought that was a really good idea. You feel just a little bit safer while you are there.

  

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• casirdms

  February 2012

  haha oh no! 

  I think it's a great idea. I know when my siblings and I were younger they didn't do it, but the first time I took DD (maybe 5 years ago) they stamped her hand. 

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• MommaG123 member

  February 2012

  I had no idea what you were talking about becuase I haven't been to Cuck-e-cheese since I was about 12 but that does seem like a good idea.

    
  

  

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• jellybeanjean member

  February 2012

  oh, the incredible fits.  gotta love them.  went shopping at the mall today and ds1 was on the brink of one...teetering...luckily i had dh with me and he, like your dd1, was slung over the shoulder and removed from the poor unsuspecting bystanders.  haha.
  

  

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• mesr

  February 2012

  jellybeanjean:

  oh, the incredible fits.  gotta love them.  went shopping at the mall today and ds1 was on the brink of one...teetering...luckily i had dh with me and he, like your dd1, was slung over the shoulder and removed from the poor unsuspecting bystanders.  haha.
  

  at least at chuck-e-cheese, everyone else has kids too, so they're not glaring angrily at your kid.  instead they're thanking their lucky stars that their kid isn't the one kicking and screaming on the floor.
  

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• soontobe05

  February 2012

  I always thought it was a great idea too. I didn't read the responses so sorry if this is a repeat question, but do they still do the glow in the dark stamps so that people can't see the number on a kids hand unless they have the black light?

  
  

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• mesr

  February 2012

  soontobe05:

  I always thought it was a great idea too. I didn't read the responses so sorry if this is a repeat question, but do they still do the glow in the dark stamps so that people can't see the number on a kids hand unless they have the black light?

  yup.  the blacklight stamps.  i'm amazed that they don't seem to wash off when you wash your hands.
  

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• mari_gold

  February 2012

  mesr:

  jellybeanjean:

  oh, the incredible fits.  gotta love them.  went shopping at the mall today and ds1 was on the brink of one...teetering...luckily i had dh with me and he, like your dd1, was slung over the shoulder and removed from the poor unsuspecting bystanders.  haha.
  

  at least at chuck-e-cheese, everyone else has kids too, so they're not glaring angrily at your kid.  instead they're thanking their lucky stars that their kid isn't the one kicking and screaming on the floor.
  

  That happened to us last weekend. DS was writhing on the flour of the grocery store and screaming while various passers-by rolled their eyes. Toddlers are so fun sometimes.

  
  

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• Dani0701 member

  February 2012

  Oh, poor kiddo! Did you call to see if her coat is still there?  I used to go with my younger brother and sisters, I loved that they did that.

  
  
  

  

   

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