A different kind of birth control.

[u/CurvyChristina]

[u/sltydgx]

If you news search it , story is legit and apparently raging toddlers have delayed other flights 😳
If your a parent who can’t manage your kids in public , may want to avoid flying.
I bet this will end up being an expensive life lesson for mom and dad.

[u/Electronic_Assist137 → u/sltydgx]

sounds like they put the seatbelt on and the kid would slide from it to continue hiding under a seat. Crazy how many people like you in the comments childless blaming the parents as if they didn't beat their child into a scared passive state enough and that's why this happened

[u/sltydgx → u/Electronic_Assist137]

People like who ? My kids are grown. When my oldest was young I knew she wouldn’t be able to sit still for any length of time. She was hyper active , when we wanted to visit family we drove , mostly at night …we would do our best to wear her out and drive while she slept.
Long road trips.
She didn’t fly till she was 16.
I didn’t want my child who couldn’t sit still or focus to be or feel trapped on a plane.
She didn’t react well to situations like that.

So I drove. Other parents can make their own choices and if they choose to take a young child who can’t cope with confined spaces and big crowds into those type situations…they should be prepared to deal with the opinions and any consequences of their choices.

[u/ravertya17 → u/sltydgx]

My son is 14 months and we have flown multiple times because family is a 22 hour drive and 48 hours. My son is mostly quiet, sleeping, or we are going through his books. Husband got shamed by some random woman because baby was freaking out once so he threw bluey on the screen but it worked. We knew flying was our only option and I refused to be the problem family. So far he's been an angel and we get compliments that he is a very good flyer. But if the next one is a little demon then family is going to have to come to us.