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We're on our summer break, but that doesn't mean we can't keep those news neurons firing

with a few of our favorite critical thinking questions.

Every day we'll bring you a Kid News classic from the past year or so, followed by a

newdler challenge to see if you can make the story your own.

Today, we head inside a New Jersey restaurant that in February announced a ban on kids

under 10.

At ease House of Spaghetti in Tintin Falls decided that it would no longer welcome youngsters

in their dining room.

On its Facebook page, owners of the self-described red joint serving elevated nostalgia said,

we love kids, we really truly do, but lately it's been extremely challenging to accommodate

children.

Why?

The reasons included noise levels, lack of space for high chairs, cleaning up crazy messes,

and the liability of kids running around the restaurant.

Nearly 40,000 people have responded to the post, and as you'd expect, the reaction has

been mixed.

Some say not all restaurants are fit for our family atmosphere, while others call the

ban disappointing and lame.

Design a restaurant that serves only kids.

What would be different about the restaurant to make it perfect for them and that would convince

parents to drop off their kids for a meal unsupervised?

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