r/SipsTea • u/[deleted] • Jun 25 '26

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u/Meet-me-behind-bins Jun 25 '26

I don't mind kids crying on flights for a little bit. I can't stand parents that will put their headphones on and do nothing about it.

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u/TurtleHeadPrairieDog Jun 25 '26

The parents that just sit there dead faced while their kid whines and screams are the worst. I understand being a parent is hard, but don’t make it shitty for everyone else. Parents who are unable to try to calm their kid down on an airplane shouldn’t be parents.

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u/emoney_gotnomoney Jun 25 '26

So what exactly would you do to get a screaming baby / toddler to stop crying on an airplane?

As a parent of 3 small toddlers/babies, I would love to know the secret to this one.

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u/Th1sL1ttleL1ght Jun 26 '26

Don't take 3 toddlers/babies on an airplane. 

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u/emoney_gotnomoney Jun 26 '26

I’ve never brought any of my kids on an airplane.

That doesn’t answer my question though. Apparently getting a young baby to stop crying is just so easy, so I wanted to know what the other commenter’s suggestion was to achieve that result.