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Input: So here's the situation: I've just recently started working out (2 months). The gym I go is excellent, everyone is super friendly and I'm genuinely enjoying it. But, about half the time I go there, I go at the same time of a lady (around 35yo) goes - and she brings her 8ish yo son along. 

The gym has a special place for children, but the place is ridiculously small and there's nothing to do in there. From what I gathered the kid has no phone, so has resorted to *playing around with the gym equipment*. 

He runs up and down the gym, twirling around bech presses, gym equipment and people. He jumps rope, he uses the "trampoline". He punches the punching bag and climbs the stretching bars. 

I've talked to him, asked him not to run around, and he ignored me, as kids do. I've talked to the gym instructor and he made light of it. Everyone seems to enjoy the kid, but me. 

And then last week I was trying to stretch on the stretching area, but the kid was using it as a playing field and kicking a ball around - using a huge amount of space. I asked the gym instructor to please ask the kid to move around, and instead he dictated me to go stretch somewhere else (but he wasn't rude or anything, more in a "let the kid play" vibe).

But I got pissed off, so when I left I formally complained on the administration, and explained that I was genuinely afraid the kid would eventually get hurt (which I am, but I'm actually more annoyed than anything).  The administration lady seemed completely utterly fake when she agreed with me. 

I felt like a super asshole, but there has been no kid around since that day.

telling a lady she can't bring her kid to gym