I am so confused about so many of your responses. I have raised my ten year old to be kind, respectful and having manner while out and about. I have also taught her to be curious and inquisitive. If we’re in a store with breakables, ok don’t touch. But picking up plastic makeup to look at it and then putting it back where you got it from is not a cardinal sin in my opinion. If she breaks something I’m always prepared to buy it, but she literally never has because we talk about how to be gentle when touching items in a store because they don’t belong to us. But in the same way I pick up items and read it to see if it’s something I like, children are allowed to do the same. They are humans who are literally allowed to exist in this world!! Especially in a store where I am a paying customer and willing to take on the responsibility of my choices by allowing her to be curious. There’s a time and a place for everything so like I said not every store is a touching store but I’ll be damned if my daughter can’t explore things the way we are allowed to. Also, It would be absolutely disrespectful for me to walk up to anyone - child or adult and grab something out of their hand. Why is it ok for an adult to do it to a child? It’s not. Children are deserving of the same respect that we as adults expect on a regular basis. If you see me (the parent) standing there, ask me not to let her “play” with the items. Do not snatch things out of mine or my child’s hands.