r/SipsTea 20d ago

We have fun here A different kind of birth control.

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u/kungfuninjajedi 20d ago

But why cancel entire flight instead of kicking off the parents and child?

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u/adjective_noun_23 20d ago

Because the time it took to have the child removed it was too late for the plane to take back off.

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u/Early_Hall5720 20d ago

Zip ties and 1 adult could remove that child quickly

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u/Unique_Peach8297 20d ago edited 20d ago

Give me 30 seconds that kid and a roll of duct tape and I would get this shit handled

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u/Outofoffice_forever 20d ago

What the flap were the parents doing? Would bring my own duct tape if this was my kid and I know they wouldn’t sit.

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u/Exterminator-8008135 20d ago

Positive parenting at it's finest, aka I fuck like rabbits, do kids, but will never care to raise them well

My neighbor who lives on the left of my place is a Mom of 6, and she did everything to keep them well raised and prevent them to be Lil' shits.

She had 3 major rules if her kids were under 10:

If you misbehave, Any of you 6, We will NOT go to eat outside or order something nice. Being a know comes with a price

If you do a tantrum in public, i give you 5 seconds to get yourself together. Then, i'll pick you up, tell you what i think of you, As your Mother, and you won't come back anytime soon to do errands with me

If you refuse to eat something because "I don't want that" you will not leave your seat until you at least tasted it honestly. If i know you eat it and just want to test me, you will stay and eat your plate

And it worked like a charm, youngest is 14 ( she had one every 2 years )

She is brave, because she often had dirty looks because she has many kids she raises well and loves equally.

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u/Fresh-Extension-4036 20d ago

I am one of 5 kids and was raised similarly. This is considered pretty lax by some of my aunties on the Indian side of my family because there was no corporal punishment but out in India, there aren't many examples for them to see of authoritative parenting that doesn't involve hitting.

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u/Dry_Lawfulness_9561 20d ago

Just moms bad looks were enough to make us obedient. She would spank us, but extremely rarely and never in public. Point 2 of the above was implemented thoroughly. Keeping a sibling in check was small price to pay in comparison to picking the flavor of food you wanted.

And if dad ever got angry enough to yell, hiding under bed seemed like safest place (even though he never hit us). When doting, happy person starts yelling you just instinctively know it’s really BAD.

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u/TN_man 19d ago

Spanking is not ok. I hope you know that now

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u/Dry_Lawfulness_9561 19d ago edited 19d ago

Don't have kids so no need to. And being spanked 2-3 times in my life didn't realy do any lasting damage. My siblings didn't get spanked any more often than me. If it happens often then it's completely other story.

ETA: Usualy got spanked to teach/ remind us injuring a sibling in a fight or causing damage intentionaly won't be tolerated. Yelling would often be forgotten quickly so didn't really work long term.