I laughed out loud reading these highway signs for moms on the back page of my Babytalk magazine. Maybe because I just made a trip to Boise with my twin sister and our kids crammed in the back. We got kicked out of the McDonald's outdoor playland area in Burley, Idaho because our kids weren't wearing socks. We were the only people out there and somehow the management saw fit to kick us out. There was no sign saying they needed socks though there were plenty of signs saying they needed their shoes off. And while I do understand germs can spread through bare feet, I'm positive those playlands aren't kept very clean to begin with and that's the risk you run when allowing your children some playtime along the road.
So, here are the Mom highway signs from the magazine:
Diner where folks won't give you the hairy eyeball for nursing--Exit 9
Forget Route 118: It's so bumpy your baby may barf up his entire last meal
Scenic overlook of three thrilling bulldozers in action--Exit 24
Rest stop with picnic area that's not insanely close to traffic: 300 yards on right
Only playland in tri-state area where they occasionally clean the ball pit--Exit 29
Pop in another Dan Zanes CD (no decent radio station for 50 miles)
Restaurant where waiters don't hand your baby a balloon just before you climb back into your overstuffed car--Exit 38B
Weight limit: Way, way heavier than you
Eyes crossing, next 60 miles (make your spouse drive--you need a nap)
Exit 4--Restroom with crud-free changing table
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