Things we know: If it's important for you to have your baby take a bottle, start between 2 and 4 weeks of age. Starting too early can interfere with breastfeeding and a good milk supply, while starting too late may mean a baby will refuse the bottle altogether.
The R Rating. The R rating was one of the original rating classifications created in 1968. The other original ratings were G, M (later changed to PG) and X. The R rating prohibits children under the age of 17 -- originally the age was 16 -- from attending a movie unless a parent or guardian accompanies them. In 1990, the MPAA explained an R rating is given for sexual content, brutal violence, drug content or profanity.
Age and discount policies vary by theater. Generally, a child ticket category is considered to be for children between 2 and 11 years old and a senior ticket category is considered to be 65 years old and over. However, some theaters may have additional restrictions or use a different age break.