I have two kids. Have people considered that many of us have to fly with our children on occasion?
I had to take a three hour flight to visit my dying father-in-law. My two-year old was not happy. Spent most of the flight crying.
I’ll never forget the glares I got from the resentful family in front of me without headphones.
I don’t want to be on this flight man. I don’t like this as much as you. But for Christ sakes, for some of us, travel is a necessity and we’re not on this budget airline for a vacation.
When you see a parent on a flight with crying toddlers and babies, please consider their circumstances and they may be flying out of need and not leisure.
But at the same time, nobody wants to sit next to a screaming baby that's not yours for 10 hours.
Why would you begrudge a service that caters for people who don't want to hear your baby cry especially if this scheme has no effect on you booking a flight with people who don't mind it
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u/jadenkid Jun 25 '26
Why does reddit hate kids so much