A couple’s first night out after having a baby is supposed to be a special and memorable experience. However, for one couple, their fancy dinner turned into an unexpected confrontation when they found themselves seated next to another couple with a crying baby. As the baby’s cries continued to disrupt their evening, they decided to ask the waiter to change tables, sparking a heated exchange with the baby’s mother.
First Night Out After Baby ️
Fancy Restaurant and a Babysitter
Enter the Crying Baby
Baby’s Cries Disrupt Dinner ️
Asking to Change Tables
Waiter’s Response ♂️
Moving to a New Table ♀️
Upset Mom Reacts
Mom’s Accusations ️
Annoyed Retort
Ignoring the Mom ♀️
Sister’s Opinion
Second Thoughts?
Summary: A Night Out Interrupted by a Crying Baby ️
A couple’s first night out after having a baby turned into an unexpected confrontation when they found themselves seated next to another couple with a crying baby. As the baby’s cries continued to disrupt their evening, they decided to ask the waiter to change tables, sparking a heated exchange with the baby’s mother. The mother accused them of being insensitive, while the couple defended their desire to enjoy a peaceful dinner. The situation left them questioning if they were in the wrong. Share your thoughts and reactions.
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NTA for not wanting to dine with crying babies
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No sympathy for crying baby at fancy restaurant
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Avoiding a crying baby at a fancy restaurant
No crying babies allowed in fancy restaurants. NTA made right choice.
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Redditors agree: entitled parent brings crying baby to fancy restaurant
Standing up for a peaceful dinner, NTA wins the night
Date night ruined by crying baby at fancy restaurant. NTA.
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NTA for wanting a peaceful dinner, but should’ve spoken up.
Empathetic NTA comment sympathizes with crying baby dilemma
NTA suggests other mother should have taken crying baby outside.
Pregnant woman and nanny agrees: crying baby? Take it outside!
Crying baby at fancy restaurant? NTA, move tables
Mother defends herself for leaving fancy restaurant due to crying baby
Commenter sympathizes with couple’s frustration over crying baby.
No babies at fancy restaurants. NTA all the way!
Noisy baby at fancy restaurant causes clash. Should parents stay home?
Polite reseating request leads to unnecessary drama with other mom
Avoiding crying babies at restaurants: NTA’s solution
Parents deserve a break too but no need to suggest other mom leave
Addressing the waiter, not the mother? NTA wins this round!
Restaurant owner calls out entitled parents bringing crying babies
Kids at fancy restaurants? NTA says yes, but with conditions.
Respectful communication is key in resolving dinner drama
Commenter is not the a**hole in dinner drama
Crying babies belong in public, not fancy restaurants. NTA.
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Expectations for a fancy dinner ruined by entitled parent. NTA
Asserting your needs is not wrong. NTA
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Commenter is not the a**hole in dinner drama
Couple clashes with unapologetic mother at fancy restaurant
NTA. Politely asked for a quieter place. Other table accommodated too.
Debate over bringing babies to fancy restaurants and pubs
Couple brings crying baby to fancy restaurant, refuses to leave. NTA.
Mom agrees with couple’s request to switch tables, gets verbally attacked
Babies don’t belong in fancy restaurants, NTA for complaining
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Asking for a quieter spot at a fancy restaurant? NTA
