slackened off as time went on and as the oldest, i was held to a different standard than the younger ones, not that i'm bitter about that still. on the other subject you mentioned, which is the no-kid zones, i love kids, i love my friends' kids, there are certain places that should be sacrosanct for adults where the kids aren't there. nice restaurants. we had a kid-free wedding. >> so did i. >> not that we don't like kids, but certain times you want to have an adult space. i think that's okay. >> this is from the washington post on that, it said what these zones really reflect is persistent gender expectations towards child rearing by reinforcing the notion that women should take care of children at home. limiting children from public spaces further stresses the challenges of parenting and discourages people from having children. i don't know in that's the way that i would put it. i mean, i'm the oldest too, but my mom worked outside the house, my dad worked from home. the club, don't bring your baby to the club maybe.
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