McDonald’s Playplace in Tennessee becomes viral after the customer shares a ‘heart photo’ photo
McDonald’s in Franklin, Tennessee, draws viral attention after the customer invited the children’s playground.
X @NanyaFrench user has posted a picture of playing, “Writing”, this is so heartily. I am in the new McDonalds in Franklin, tn and look at their ‘Play Place’ for the children. Two screens/two chairs. “
The photo showed the corner of the restaurant with a seating area and two screens built into the wall.
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“McDonald’s and our franchises proudly provide Family spaces In many of our American restaurants, “McDonald’s spokesman told Fox News Digital.
“Although this restaurant has several interactive features for younger guests, it does not represent the complete design and experience of playing,” a spokesman added.
Some McDonald’s restaurants contain a playground consisting of a playground space. (East)
The user X added videos to her topic, saying, “I came back to make sure I didn’t miss something.”
“There was that thing that could be to get children exercise. But I don’t think it’s temporary. I think that’s it, “she continued.
The video shows a woman who is moving away on an interactive musical pillow, along with the sign of “Playground Safety Rules”.
The post has collected more than 16 million views and almost 2,000 comments.
This is such a broken heart. I am in the new McDonalds in Franklin, tn and look at their “Play Place” for the kids. Two screens/two chairs. 😭😭😭 pic.twitter.com/j2gxrjzklq
– Nancy Franch (@naanyaFrench) March 5, 2025
“I hope it’s just temporary! We still have a playing equipment on my local MCD,” commented one X user.
“Exalted,” the other user wrote.
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McDonald’s spokesman told Fox News Digital, “McDonald’s and our franchises are proud to provide spaces tailored to family in many of our American restaurants.” (East)
“This is a multiple place of punishment,” another added.
The user reminded himself, saying, “So much joy our children will never know.”
“Playpits were dirty, and that screen thing is nasty,” one woman said.
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“He says nothing Childhood fun Like waking up in a screen in a slightly different place from the house, “another person wrote.
I came back to make sure I didn’t miss something. There was that thing that could be for children to exercise. But I don’t think it’s temporary. I think that’s it. pic.twitter.com/NKPTVACJ2J
– Nancy Franch (@naanyaFrench) March 5, 2025
One woman commented: “If children will no longer pick up toys with whom they play more and Demand displays – Entrepreneurs provide what the consumer is constantly looking for. Digital heroin conditioning. “
Other X people seemed to be a playground imbued.
“It seems okay,” one person commented.
“McDonalds is not an object to care for children. They are there to eat,” the other user wrote.
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Children of 8-12 spend four to six hours a day looking or using screens, while teenagers spend up to nine hours, according to the American Academy of Children and Adolescent Psychiatry (AACAP).
For children at the age of 6, Aacap recommends stimulating “healthy habits and limiting activities involving screens.” (Tim Clayton/Corbis via Getty Images)
It is advised that children aged 2 and 5 borders non-refugee screen The time is up to an hour a day and a maximum of three hours on weekends.
For children from 6 and over, Aacap recommends stimulating “healthy habits and limiting activities involving screens.”
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Too much screen time can cause obesity, irregular sleepbehavior problems and possible exposure to violent content, according to the Mayo Clinic.
