LIST: Sorry, But Loud Kids Don’t Belong in These 6 Places!

El Paso Parents: Do we have to take our kids absolutely everywhere? According to this list the answer is, NO!

The other night, I was out at a restaurant, enjoying a nice dinner, when a kid at the next table started getting real excited about something—loud giggles, a few happy shrieks that even made me jump a bit, but the mom in me wasn’t bugged about his loudness, But the couple sitting nearby? Oh, they were not having it. I could literally feel their frustration from across the room as they exchanged side-eyes and such dramatic sighs in hopes of the parents hearing them and quieting their kid.

That moment got me thinking—while I personally don’t mind a little kid chaos (to a certain extent) there are definitely places where a full-volume meltdown just doesn’t belong. And let’s be real, sometimes we all wish certain spots had a “No Loud Kids Allowed” policy (or at least a volume control button).

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This subject reminded me of a video I saw where a bride is currently going viral for sharing a video from her wedding, where a crying baby completely overpowered the couple’s vows.

But the real kicker? The parents refused to take the baby outside because they had “driven 10 hours for this event.”

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So, with that in mind, here are five places where kids probably shouldn’t be allowed—or at least, where parents should be required to carry a remote with a mute button.

6 Places Loud Kids Definitely Shouldn't Be Allowed

Let’s be real—kids are adorable, but sometimes their volume can rival a rock concert. Sure, we love their enthusiasm, but there are a few places where we kind of wish they could hit "mute" just for a little while. So, here are the top places, according to Texans, where loud kids really shouldn't be allowed (unless, of course, they come with a built-in noise-canceling feature).

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