Is the "child-free zone" cafe in Germany in line with the current social situation?

The non-smoking areas of restaurants, teahouses or cafes are already familiar, but this is probably the first time you've heard of the "child-free zone". A coffee shop in Berlin, Germany, has opened a "child-free zone", which stipulates that only adults can enter. This special area ensures that adults enjoy quiet coffee time and are not disturbed by the screams of children.

The owner of the cafe is a woman with a 9-year-old son. She complained that there were not many guests in the "child-free zone". However, as Germany has been plagued by a low birth rate, the government does its best to encourage women to have children. As a result, people from all walks of life in Germany have complained about the behavior of the cafe.

Stefani Wade, a member of the German Social Democratic Party, said the behavior was "unacceptable". "there are fewer and fewer children in our society," she said in an interview, sitting in the front row of parliament while breastfeeding her daughter. We should be more tolerant. "