Well, now I am offended!

[Disney1fan2002]

I mean really.

We grew up poor. Mom and dad did not have money for a wagon, so we pushed each other around in the wheel barrel. Great fun!

Nieces and nephews started coming along, we would give them rides in the wheel barrel.

When I had my own kids, as soon as they were able to sit up, they got rides in the wheel barrel.

So, why would a tv commercial showing a woman pushing her infant through a store parking lot in a wheel barrel(she needs a stroller) put a disclaimer saying DO NOT ATTEMPT.

Like you need a trained crew to "spot" you pushing your kid in a wheel barrel.

Grrrr, I know the disclaimer is for idiots who would try pushing their baby in a wheel barrel, dump it, and then try to sue.

But don't tell me NOT to attempt it, tell me the dangers of pushing my kid in a wheel barrel, let me decide whether I will or not.

Geesh!

 

[dixipixi]

I haven't seen this commercial, but it sounds like something that would aggravate me too!

We did lots of crazy things when I was young. Swinging from vines in trees, pushing each other down a hill in a big piece of pipe (you curl up inside and roll down the hill), beating each other with sticks, that sort of thing.

I think it is hilarious when they show a car being driven off a cliff or something with a disclaimer, "professional driver on closed course...do not attempt at home". Oh no, bummer. I was planning on that this weekend

The wheelbarrow simply does not measure up to the status of an expensive stroller, I guess. Count me in as one of the poor folks....

 

[Luv'sTink]

You answered your own question....law suit! It is sad isn't it?