I do the same thing as @LaBlue0314, I even have a restaurant across from the festival grounds in the spice district that has one whole floor dedicated to children and toddlers. All kinds of toys, a potty for them, napping areea, etc. and two tables in the restaurant have highchairs replacing some of the chairs. The restaurant is the lot that loads WITH the festival, so I can leave the toddlers upstairs while parents enjoy the festival. They just have to run over if the toddler needs to be fed.
Here is a shot I took of the kids putting on a puppet show to entertain the toddler while mom is across the square enjoying the flea market. The day I took this shot, the entire family (parents, 3 children, 1 toddler) spent the entire day at the locale. Children got their homework done while there even and everyone went home with very green motives (except energy).
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For the restaurant, the base was a great venue shared on the gallery named "City Kidz" by
DippyDesigns that I just took up a level by adding a few more things and the high chairs. It also inspired me and I have done similar (but not quite to the same level where a whole floor is dedicated to them) in the other two districts with festivals.
I also edited most parks to have basic toddler care functions, and added some toddler playground items with the children jungle-gym/monkeybar/swings area and renovated 1 cafe to be very toddler friendly as well. The Willow Creek Library also got a toddler wing.
Really the only venues I don't have at least one that is toddler friendly are bars, lounges and nightclubs. . . because bringing a small child to a place like that is just...wrong.
