Playground in Migros Brugg dangerous for small children

Spielplatz in Migros Brugg gefährlich für kleine Kinder

I recently had lunch with my child at the Migros Restaurant Brugg. The restaurant itself has been beautifully remodeled. The only thing I don't like is the children's play area: as it has been turned to one side, I can no longer watch my child with an easy glance. The window in the wall, which is far too small, prevents this even more.
With "grown-up" children, it doesn't matter if you can't always see them, but with small ones it's very tedious. As mine had problems with another child, I was constantly having to decide whether I wanted to eat or go around the corner to the playground.
When I went back around the corner after eating to see how things were going, I was a bit shocked - several small children were able to climb onto the small ledge behind the playground. They then went further and climbed onto a small ledge. ? Luckily they were too small to climb onto the sloping roof of a kind of storage room - there the children would fall at least 1.5-2 m unhindered and hit the ground hard! ?
That's just an accident waiting to happen! Or one of the children is a bit too briet and gets stuck behind the playground - and I don't think it can be removed immediately :(
Until this is fixed, we and my friends can no longer eat in this restaurant, it's far too dangerous!

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All replies (12)

Guest

Hello Anor

Thank you very much for your feedback. I will pass this on immediately to those responsible at the Brugg store so that they can check the situation on site and take action if necessary.

The safety of the children is of course very important and must not be called into question.

Kind regards

Tanja

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Guest

Hello Tanja,

As far as children's safety is concerned, can you please point out to people that it is extremely dangerous for children to play on "escalators" or "rolling carpets" ... it is generally known that they are dangerous ... If necessary, I can even give you a link to a video showing how dangerous such stairs can be.

If I see any children playing on the escalators ... then I try to put a stop to it ... and also ask the staff to make sure that children don't play on escalators. Sometimes they look at me like I'm a fool! Unfortunately, I can't see blood ... I immediately feel sick ... and I don't want to pay for disabled people's pensions.

Please look at this issue from a capitalist point of view: if I see any of those cut-off fingers on the escalator, I'll go shopping at Aldi for at least a year ... that's a loss for Migros.

brainstuff

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einrad

No a win ;)

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Guest

@einradschön, that you see this in a positive light ... always look at everything positively is also my motto ... a disabled person with crushed fingers ... after all, that's one less unemployed person! And if your fingers are crushed as a child ... that's "a school for life". If your "fertility" is also affected, then we will even be spared these "disabled" people by our stupid offspring!

That is soooo mega cool ...

brainstuff

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Mangups

I am of the opinion that it is the parents' job to educate their children properly (including things like not playing on the escalator) and not that of the sales staff :-)

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Guest

@Mangups We are in complete agreement ... but unfortunately there are a lot of "parents" who don't even know how dangerous such escalators or carpets are.

And it often happens here that children play on the carpets. (It is certainly quite "funny" to run 15 m "against the current").

As a Migros customer, it's not my job to "nag" the children or explain to their parents how dangerous it is. That's for the "operator" to do ... which is why, when I see children playing on the belts again, I try to get the staff involved.

If I were the parents, I would be quite angry if a MIGROS customer told me how to treat my children.

At the beginning of this thread, there is a story about a somewhat problematic children's playground ... something like that is also a mess, but at least it doesn't have a "machine" that can cut off the children's fingers. And by saying that it's difficult to supervise the children, the mother who is complaining shows that she is supervising the children. People here often let their children play alone on the escalators. Even though it is quite easy to supervise the children here.

I have already said elsewhere that the building here is, in part, a faulty construction. These escalators belong in this area. You can only get to the basement from the first floor via moving walkways. It doesn't even seem to have an emergency staircase. So you can't tell the children ... if you're on your own, take the stairs.

brainstuff

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Dragonball

It's certainly not Migros' job to educate the children at the escalators... so please...

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Guest

@EEnergy Stop posting your racist comments here, which you only write to insult me.

I expect the forum management to explain to you very clearly that the operator of an escalator (in this case Migros) must ensure very strict compliance with the safety regulations and rules. It is strictly forbidden for children to play on such escalators.

Migros customers who see children playing on such stairs do not have the right to "educate" the children or their parents, or to shout at them.

The forum management is also requested to make it very clear to YOU that you do not have to insult anyone here because they demand that MIGROS explains to unreasonable parents how dangerous such rolled carpets (stairs) are for children.

Someone who is as impertinent as you, and insults and belittles me because I don't want to see children with crushed fingers, should voluntarily stop "contributing" to this forum. It's bad enough that Migros apparently tolerates racists here ... but people who object to MIGROS trying to protect children from hurting themselves are the very worst kind of filth.

brainstuff

PS and the one who clicked the stupid like button for EEnergy's comment is probably the other racist ... It must also be pointed out to him that it is very important for Migros that customers do not have accidents in their stores. I would also ask the forum management to make sure that in future it is visible WHO is giving out "likes": that way you can see which "trolls" and racists are inciting each other here.

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einrad

Oh, are we already jealous of not receiving likes?

If there is the possibility to distribute dislikes, then you are also very popular with me

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Guest

@einrad Only filthy racists are proud of likes from you ... if you want to insult me even more, then you'd best send me a bunch of "likes" ... "Likes" are mostly stupid slime and serve to make the "liker" feel important ... If I think a comment is "good", then the author gets a thank you from me, with my name underneath. I don't wildly click on some button and "rate" someone anonymously ... and if I don't like a comment, I say so very clearly.

Your comment here lacks any intelligence ... it's just stupid racist abuse ... ever since I told you that there are people who have different tastes to you, you've been constantly railing against me and you haven't written a single sentence here or anywhere else that says anything intelligent. Everything you say consists of racial hatred, general hatred and know-it-all attitude.

brainstuff

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