The Controversial Views of Yann Moix: Criticizing Parenting and Suggesting Ban on Children in Restaurants

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The writer, who understands that his criticisms are disturbing because he himself does not have children, continues. “The child does not have all the rights. Education must be about establishing respect and hierarchy. The child is not the parent’s friend. Without this sense of hierarchy, children consider that everything is equal and that there are no hierarchies in life. he must know that he is not omnipotent and that there are others more important than him”.

The polemicist then proposes a solution. “I am hostile to the presence of children in the restaurant in the evening. For months they should be banned. They are bored, they don’t like being at the table, the parents have dinner ruined and the other customers are annoyed. Midday is different, however. I am in favor of children going to museums, it’s good, even if they do stupid things. But the restaurant in the evening is useless.”