Every time I go to a theater and I cannot drink alcohol in the auditorium because children happen to be allowed in the movie or something like this happens I start dreaming of child-free zones, where I can walk around with a bottle of beer while playing with Bucky Balls and look at nipples.
At least the prohibition of magnetic balls at least actually protects children from something that can do actual harm to them unlike seeing adults drink in moderation or seeing exposed body parts.
Any idea what is the actual harm of seeing a human body part? Especially in non-sexual context? How does it wreck a child if they see that "this man has a penis like my father does". At least in Finland we go to sauna and naked swimming in lake with grandparents and friends of parents starting from age around 1 year old. There would be at least a few million pedophiles, alcoholics and mental cases due to that in our population, if nakedness would be such a scary thing. As a child I probably saw more breasts in women's saunas than in my adult life :-)
Just asking this in a curious manner. If people find exposed body parts, the ones they also have, somehow disgusting, then it is quite understandable to me.
Unless you can afford a private school, I don't think San Francisco is a good place for kids. I take my daughter to the Exploratorium, the Palace of Fine Arts, and the San Francisco Zoo, and there's also a nice playground near the skating ring close to the new Target, but other than that I've always avoided the city. It's just not a kids kind a place.
At least the prohibition of magnetic balls at least actually protects children from something that can do actual harm to them unlike seeing adults drink in moderation or seeing exposed body parts.