Author Topic: Mark Warner Holidays and Ocean Club Resorts had a duty of care towards their guests.  (Read 125281 times)

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Offline sadie

I don't suppose we could possibly keep On Topic, could we?

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young children ages 2 and 3 can get totally bored in restaurants


Just when I thought you couldn't type a more ridiculous comment. @)(++(* @)(++(* @)(++(*

Offline carlymichelle


Just when I thought you couldn't type a more ridiculous comment. @)(++(* @)(++(* @)(++(*

dave is    a bit  dim isnt he  most  2 and 3 year olds are more then capable of eaing in a  eating place  dave must be of the old school thought that children should not be seen!!!

Offline carlymichelle


Just when I thought you couldn't type a more ridiculous comment. @)(++(* @)(++(* @)(++(*

my niece has ate out  with us  all her life   and she is 2   and  when she  was   10 months old we were out for tea and she was the star attraction

Offline pegasus

young children ages 2 and 3 can get totally bored in restaurants
Perhaps you may wish to advise the family who took their 11-month-old child to eat with them to eat at Tapas evening 1st May and who then repeated that same act evening 2nd May, that exposing such a young child to the boredom of a family meal together two nights in a row was not a good idea?

And what do you think of another family, who not only took their under-one with them to a Tapas family meal evening 2nd May, but also employed the technique (which even the Spanish Inquisition never dared to employ), of asking for a highchair, so that the child would be restrained and unable to escape the boredom?



Offline carlymichelle

Perhaps you may wish to advise the family who took their 11-month-old child to eat with them to eat at Tapas evening 1st May and who then repeated that same act evening 2nd May, that exposing such a young child to the boredom of a family meal together two nights in a row was not a good idea?

And what do you think of another family, who not only took their under-one with them to a Tapas family meal evening 2nd May, but also employed the technique (which even the Spanish Inquisition never dared to employ), of asking for a highchair, so that the child would be restrained and unable to escape the boredom?
pegsus most eating places here in australia have childrens playgrounds  inside  in a room for toddlers and children  right next to the eating place i  have played  with my niece in them lots of times kids love being out with other kids

Offline Mr Gray

pegsus most eating places here in australia have childrens playgrounds  inside  in a room for toddlers and children  right next to the eating place i  have played  with my niece in them lots of times kids love being out with other kids

Any idea why they have play rooms for childrenh

Offline Mr Gray

dave is    a bit  dim isnt he  most  2 and 3 year olds are more then capable of eaing in a  eating place  dave must be of the old school thought that children should not be seen!!!

yes carlys first post to me tonight

Offline Mr Gray

pegsus most eating places here in australia have childrens playgrounds  inside  in a room for toddlers and children  right next to the eating place i  have played  with my niece in them lots of times kids love being out with other kids

they have those play areas because young children get bored in restaurants....even in Australia...thats exactly the type of restaurant I regularly take my kids to...outdoor play area if possible...

I wonder how many of you have taken young children to a place like the Ocean Club...I have...

Offline pegasus

they have those play areas because young children get bored in restaurants....even in Australia...thats exactly the type of restaurant I regularly take my kids to...outdoor play area if possible...

I wonder how many of you have taken young children to a place like the Ocean Club...I have...
Did the company have a duty of care to install an outside play area next to Tapas restaurant?
Should they have installed a nice area of grass next to the restaurant so if kids got bored during a family meal, one of the adults could have simply got up from the table mid-cource and supervised the kids playing on the grass next to the restaurant?
« Last Edit: June 28, 2014, 09:28:52 PM by pegasus »

Offline Mr Gray

Did the company have a duty of care to install an outside play area next to Tapas restaurant?

why do you ask that question...I think they had a duty of care to warn their guests about the level of crime in the area

Offline Mr Gray

Did the company have a duty of care to install an outside play area next to Tapas restaurant?
Should they have installed a nice area of grass next to the restaurant so if kids got bored during a family meal, one of the adults could have simply got up from the table mid-cource and supervised the kids playing on the grass next to the restaurant?

have you ever taken children to one of these resorts?

Offline pegasus

why do you ask that question...I think they had a duty of care to warn their guests about the level of crime in the area
Are you thinking they should have warned guests about burglaries?

Offline Mr Gray

Are you thinking they should have warned guests about burglaries?

of course

Offline pegasus

of course
Do you think that warning about burglaries should have included specific advice, for example re the windows,  "Please ensure windows are locked before going out" ?