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Ok let's look at the reality of this.#1 Not all mom's and dad's would stay with their kids. #2 This would leave these little darlings to run around and be not so darling. #3 Then you have to look at the lawsuits that would sprout up because their little darling ot hurt and there was no mall supervision to prevent the injury. #4 I don't know if you have seen Hollywood 16 on a Friday night but I can assure you those police officer's being payed by the theater are not there for security against adult activities but because of those little darlings that got older and those same parents just drop them off. SO I do not see your same idea;s for a playground in the mall
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