She wants everyone to use a non-hitting piñata. Bartlemus does offer a suggestion to replace the typical piñata party game. But I digress, back to the anti-piñata argument.) (I know plenty of parents who have nightly fantasies about whacking both Dora and Elmo piñatas. Doesn't anyone slightly cringe at the thought of their child whacking Dora the Explorer or Elmo around with a baseball bat? What is that doing for a child's character? Getting a flower or car piñata is only slightly less worse. Even worse, kids can get piñatas in their favorite character too. Children should never hit anything with a stick. Piñatas are not a good idea for your child's party. Bartlemus' column makes the anti-pinata argument stating The author is Vanessa Bartlemus, a woman with degrees in Journalism and Psychology who is also the mother of a 2-yr-old daughter. PINATAS: A BAD IDEA FOR YOUR CHILD'S PARTY? If you think I am kidding, read the title of an article posted on 's 'associated content' section. That was not a typo, there are people on this planet who believe that hitting pinatas will harm the youth of America. The anti-pinata folks have a problem with piñatas because people are encouraged to hit them. The target du jour for those who would crush all individualism? Piñatas. Folks in the nanny-state are busy selling yet another concept that will push the next generation closer to becoming a mass of uninspired robots who are not allowed to learn about competition or even the concept of competitive fun.
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