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▲ 3 r/ChesterfieldVA

Nail salon for 4 year old?

I’ve seen a couple places offer services on their menu for kids. I even recall seeing a pink little child size pedicure station somewhere years ago. My daughter would really love to have a “spa” day that isn’t just me putting on the production for her at home. But I’m really nervous about her going to a salon so young. I’m also willing to be talked out of taking her if someone on here knows something about why it’s not a good idea.

Does anyone know of a place that has a good rep for being clean/safe and (I’m struggling to phrase this correctly) has a child-intended service to offer that isn’t just a discount off an adult’s service/accommodation. Like - I would like to find a place that has the kid-sized chairs and a nail tech that has worked with kids or doesn’t mind working with kids, rather than just somewhere that will just make it work, if you get what I’m saying? Obviously I want my daughter to have a fun experience way more than I care about the resulting nails.

TLDR: nail salon in the area that is good with younger kids?

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u/Caa3098 — 3 days ago
▲ 6 r/movies80s90s

99% of the 1982-1993 show “Cheers” took place within the single setting of the bar, with the characters usually in their same area of the bar and yet over a decade of memorable storytelling took place

Set in a cozy Boston tavern, the show follows the lives, loves, and hilarious banter of a lovable, ragtag group of locals, bartenders, and patrons who gather at a place "where everybody knows your name"

u/Caa3098 — 27 days ago
▲ 0 r/Frasier+1 crossposts

Growing up is realizing the titular “Frasier” (1993-2004) was the antagonist of the show! What other 80s/90s characters did you change perspective on as you aged?

Following the events of “Cheers”, Dr. Frasier Crane (Kelsey Grammer) returns to his hometown of Seattle to host a radio show, clashing with his working-class father Martin (John Mahoney) and navigating life with his brother Niles (David Hyde Pierce) and producer Roz (Peri Gilpin).

u/Caa3098 — 26 days ago
▲ 5 r/movies80s90s

Everyone knew the excitement of the “You’ve Got Mail” (1998) notification when email was new! Would you rather get an email from Meg Ryan or Tom Hanks?

Joe Fox runs a large book store chain and his latest store is about to open in New York. This will likely put the boutique book store in the neighbourhood, owned by Kathleen Kelly, out of business and makes Fox and Kelly bitter enemies. Though they've never met Fox and Kelly are friends, as they write emails to each other. Due to the anonymity of the internet they have no idea that their deadly enemy is also their friend.

u/Caa3098 — 27 days ago
▲ 5 r/movies80s90s

I would never be a “Runaway Bride” (1999) like Julia Roberts, if I was marrying Richard Gere! What Richard Gere movie is your go to?

Spirited Maggie Carpenter has left three fiancés at the altar on their wedding day, earning local notoriety and the nickname "the Runaway Bride". Misanthropic New York City columnist Ike Graham writes an unflattering article about Maggie after hearing her story from a man that he does not realize is one of her bitter ex-fiancés. Ike's story is riddled with errors causing Maggie to send a scathing rebuttal to the newspaper. Ike is fired for failing to verify facts, but his boss offers him another chance by writing an in-depth, truthful article about Maggie, if only to prove she actually is a heartless "man-eater".

u/Caa3098 — 27 days ago