We have community guidelines which cover this:
http://collectiveagency.co/community-guidelines Holding people accountable is
then expected, once started. It is amazing and joyful and appreciative.
Alex Linsker, Collective Agency, Portland Oregon
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In my experience, this has a lot less to do with kids and more to do with
people taking consideration for others.
This isn't really that much different from the person who talks on the
phone all day, driving the person who sits next to them up a wall. If they
actually knew who the person they were
I have a 4 y.o. and would never leave him unattended.
Those parents need to find a better solution.
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Hey everyone!
Just wondering what everyone's policies are on kids? It hasn't been an
issue before but recently we have had people come in for events and leave
their 4/5 year old unattended in the space.
I'm torn because I know its difficult for single mother entrepreneurs to
find childcare (it
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