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I have never taken mine but I have seen so many people out with kids on black Friday. Sometimes babies, sometimes toddlers and even some older kids like 6-10.
If you do take your kids then why? I have never personally understood why you would take a toddler to stand in line outside of a store when it's super cold just in order to save a few bucks.
If you do take your kids then why? I have never personally understood why you would take a toddler to stand in line outside of a store when it's super cold just in order to save a few bucks.
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people get trampled to death on Black Friday. It's practically child abuse to drag your children around in the wee morning hours in the cold so you can save a buck.
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I agree but I have seen tons of parents do it. I am just wondering how they justify that to themselves.
Quoting SRUsarahSC:
people get trampled to death on Black Friday. It's practically child abuse to drag your children around in the wee morning hours in the cold so you can save a buck.
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Heck no!
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Even if ds was NT, HELLZ NO.
(he wouldn't stay still long enough to check out lol) -
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I would not no
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Maybe they couldn't get a babysitter, but wanted to get that half off cheap tv, computer or toy for their kid or husband for Christmas. I don't know. I wouldn't take my kids. I would just stay home.
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Oh I see them justify all over the place on cm every year.
*I* would never do some of the stuff I've seen.
I guess newborns are fine, you're wearing them and what not. But I was at target last year from 6p in line, to about 2a. I saw TODDLERS!!! Jc!
I MAY take my 4&6 in the afternoon but I doubt it. I did most of my shopping online already. -
Heck no . I do not even go out on black friday. Especially now that most can be done on line instead of going into the stores.
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Not when they open the doors but in the afternoon we have.