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You are a brave soul, we have yet to fly with our kids. I wouldn't want to be hassled by TSA agents asking my wife to drink her breast milk to prove it isn't some dangerous substance she is bringing on board
However, I say enjoy the trip and ignore the child haters. You and your child have just as much of a right to be on that plane as any other paying customer.
Of course they do, but they do not have a right to scream and cry uncontrollably. How about we fly together and I sit in the seat next to you and scream in your ear.
Depends on the restaurant. Nice stake house, Melting pot, you are right, and it was probably my fault to bring in a baby into a nice ambiance. Taco Bell, Pizza hut, I will be busy trying to deal with my kids tantrums and would care less if you are being 'disturbed' by noise. Same goes for the flight.
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Originally Posted by Gpsma
Guess you would bring your screaming kid into a restaurant too and say its part of going out to dine?
Have you considered inviting your babysitter/childcare worker along to help out? My sibling did and had a marvelous time. She would gladly do it again, well worth the cost.
Of course they do, but they do not have a right to scream and cry uncontrollably. How about we fly together and I sit in the seat next to you and scream in your ear.
I better bring some ear plugs
You are expecting children to be little adults, that seems very strange to me.
You are expecting children to be little adults, that seems very strange to me.
No, I'm expecting adults to be considerate and responsible, 2 qualities which are very rare today. My parents didn't take me or my siblings on flights until we were old enough to be controlled. My parents did get embarrassed when we were loud or uncontrollable in a place that wasn't specifically made for kids. It's about taking responsibility for YOUR kids. The world doesn't revolve around your kids, it's your responsibility to make sure your kids can handle a situation, or you make other accommodations.
Depends on the restaurant. Nice stake house, Melting pot, you are right, and it was probably my fault to bring in a baby into a nice ambiance. Taco Bell, Pizza hut, I will be busy trying to deal with my kids tantrums and would care less if you are being 'disturbed' by noise. Same goes for the flight.
As the dining with kids thread has concluded you have no right to foist your screaming brat on others...especially in the confines of a plane.
No, I'm expecting adults to be considerate and responsible, 2 qualities which are very rare today. My parents didn't take me or my siblings on flights until we were old enough to be controlled. My parents did get embarrassed when we were loud or uncontrollable in a place that wasn't specifically made for kids. It's about taking responsibility for YOUR kids. The world doesn't revolve around your kids, it's your responsibility to make sure your kids can handle a situation, or you make other accommodations.
May you be blessed to never have children of your own... just wow.
May you be blessed to never have children of your own... just wow.
Just wow that you think others want to be subjected to your kids tantrums.
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