Bacteria Fighting Mom Banned From McDonald's

[fireheart17]

I thought I'd put this in here since it's relevant to the original article

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/s...-1226212730390

Looks like things are starting to turn around (quick background: Carr-Gregg isn't your average doctor off the street, he's pretty famous around here for getting involved with child psychology so a lot of people rely on his views)

[HYHYBT]

That's good to see.

(Of course, whatever the benefits of playing in the mud, it would not combine well with an eating establishment.)

[FArchivist]

This mom is on a mission to fight the unsanitary conditions in the Mickey D's playplace area for children but has been banned for doing so.

Link: http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/headline...rom-mcdonalds/

Private property and nothing actually illegal or against regulation going on. Not feeling a ton of sympathy for her and her crusade. I think she would be better sticking to petitioning for regulation to be passed.

[fireheart17]

That's good to see.

(Of course, whatever the benefits of playing in the mud, it would not combine well with an eating establishment.)

Basically when you think about it-you get dirty from playing hte mud. Mud has germs in it. So bingo-your kid gets a chance to experiment with being dirty and clean and at the same time, his/her immune system gets a chance to flex its little muscles