Um, stupid question. Toddler at Tiffanys?

[countthestars]

I would bring her.

[whitemerlot]

I would bring her.

[tulips]

I'd take her.

[bcarp30]

Why not? I take DD to Hermes with me. Tiffany would be easy because everything is in glass, or at least ours is here. Plus they'll probably love her!

[t]

I would take her. Everything is protected in cases.

[momin2013]

Aug 8, 2015 8:27:45 GMT -5 @mrsbecky said:

Lost a Tiffany earring at Chateau Marmont

Yeah, I hate it when that happens.

[brooklyn]

I'd bring her. J has come to Tiffany's with me. I was more worried about him in the Apple store

[ssmjlm]

Aug 8, 2015 8:37:00 GMT -5 @stilljustash said:

Aug 8, 2015 8:27:08 GMT -5 h said:

All you "everything is protected in glass" people, do your Tiffanys not have crystal and china items sitting out? I would be more worried about my kids breaking that stuff than somehow compromising the jewelry.

(Although I would take a kid regardless--not saying that is a reason not to go.)

i have never been in a tiffany's.

my local kay's doesn't have stuff out.


(wilted)

Our local Jared has a whole kid room with an indoor play structure. E played while I had my rings cleaned.

[bcarp30]

h ours does but if you just need to get stuff serviced you can kind of wiggle around it without kids seeing it.

[brooklyn]

Aug 8, 2015 8:41:02 GMT -5 Maud said:

Aug 8, 2015 8:33:58 GMT -5 @this said:

Well, obviously, but there is a shitton of crystal and all kinds of other shit within reach. Not to mention toddler fingerprints all over the cases. I just don't want to be that person, but it seems like I'm good.

I was joking...

Obviously bringing a toddler into a store full of crystal and other breakables isn't the BEST decision but I'm sure you can handle it.

I've only been to the NYC tiffany's, but at ours the crystal is on a whole different floor than the jewelry. I wore J in the Tula when I had to buy a new necklace chain. He had no access to anything except the jewelry around my own neck.

[frlcb]

It's a jewelry store that in many places is in a mall. It's fine to bring your child.

[Marmee]

I take my kids everywhere including art galleries & jewelry stores. Maybe I wouldn't have taken DD1 because she was a maniac, but all the rest are human.

[anna7602]

I don't understand the hesitation. If you're not going to let her run wild, no big deal, regardless of the kind of store.

[Deleted]

Of course. I usually just leave Ben with the concierge. Slip them a $50 and they'll read him the Wall Street Journal.

[catbus]

Huh. This has made me realize I don't remember the last time I was in a jewelry store, and have never been in a Tiffany store.
Edit: wait, jewelry store in 2008 when I finally got my wedding band resized.

[sent]

I let DD run around in the mall right outside the Tiffany's store. I'd take her in if I had to, but I'd hold her if I was worried about stuff getting knocked over. Our store is the "glass cases everywhere" kind.

[livinitup]

The first time I went to Tiffany's, I tried on a $165,000 engagement ring.

YES, THAT'S 165 THOUSAND. ON MY HAND.

Looked just like the 50K one.

[pinkdutchtulips]

Aug 8, 2015 8:27:08 GMT -5 h said:

All you "everything is protected in glass" people, do your Tiffanys not have crystal and china items sitting out? I would be more worried about my kids breaking that stuff than somehow compromising the jewelry.

(Although I would take a kid regardless--not saying that is a reason not to go.)

the SF and WC stores have their China & crystal behind glass

[CloudBee]

What? Of course you should take her if that's what's convenient.

[kateausten]

All I have to add to this is that I'm dying to go to the Chateau Marmont. What was it like?