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Your View: Noisy children in cafes

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A Tauranga mum has vowed not to return to a Mount Maunganui cafe after being asked to take her crying baby outside.

The incident has reignited debate over children in cafes.

Do you think it's okay for a café manager to ask people to leave if their baby is crying or making other noise?

Does it annoy you if people have verbal little ones at their table when you're enjoying a coffee or something to eat?

Would you leave?

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Or are you a parent of young children who has experienced something like this?

Are there restaurants or cafes in Tauranga or at the Mount where you would never take your kids, or do you know of some exceptionally child-friendly establishments?

Tell us what you think, and vote in the poll.

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