They should put the word "think" at the beginning of the whole website, so that we don't need to be told separately how to mentally process each piece of text
Even if the family you're staying with has small kids, it's hard not to think back over your conversations with the hosts when you find products "for sensitive babies" in the guest bathroom.
All those American movies and TV shows from the 80s about the threat of Japanese economic takeover didn't anticipate that Japan would soon turn inward and focus their energies entirely on toilet design.
I saw a sign in a small residential street that said "Drive like YOUR kids live here :)"
So I drove slowly, glancing into windows to see if the people inside looked happy, wondering if they ever thought about me.
If you've gone to the trouble of gathering someone's friends and family for a surprise party, you might as well throw in an intervention. E.g., "Happy birthday! Also everyone thinks your anecdotes are boring."