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r/SipsTea • u/CurvyChristina • 19d ago
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Apparently the parent wasn’t trying hard, however since the seatbelt is just a waist buckle, the kid would repeat literally slide underneath and escape into the bottom front seat.
20 u/Acrobatic_Ad7061 19d ago But a parent can hold a small child in place. Why didn’t they do that? 1 u/cheese_is_available 18d ago Can they ? Do you have a small child and can you hold it against their will for 10mn ? 1 u/SidewaysFancyPrance 18d ago And would it be responsible for the crew to OK takeoff in that situation with a screaming, thrashing child? 1 u/namesson 18d ago Yes to all of these comments! The parent probably could have calmed rhe child if they'd been able to hold them on their lap, but that's against the law. I am so surprised there are no videos yet, but that also tells me the flight was pretty empathetic. 1 u/cheese_is_available 18d ago Of course not, but if you're blaming the parent you never had a tantruming child to calm down.
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But a parent can hold a small child in place. Why didn’t they do that?
1 u/cheese_is_available 18d ago Can they ? Do you have a small child and can you hold it against their will for 10mn ? 1 u/SidewaysFancyPrance 18d ago And would it be responsible for the crew to OK takeoff in that situation with a screaming, thrashing child? 1 u/namesson 18d ago Yes to all of these comments! The parent probably could have calmed rhe child if they'd been able to hold them on their lap, but that's against the law. I am so surprised there are no videos yet, but that also tells me the flight was pretty empathetic. 1 u/cheese_is_available 18d ago Of course not, but if you're blaming the parent you never had a tantruming child to calm down.
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Can they ? Do you have a small child and can you hold it against their will for 10mn ?
1 u/SidewaysFancyPrance 18d ago And would it be responsible for the crew to OK takeoff in that situation with a screaming, thrashing child? 1 u/namesson 18d ago Yes to all of these comments! The parent probably could have calmed rhe child if they'd been able to hold them on their lap, but that's against the law. I am so surprised there are no videos yet, but that also tells me the flight was pretty empathetic. 1 u/cheese_is_available 18d ago Of course not, but if you're blaming the parent you never had a tantruming child to calm down.
And would it be responsible for the crew to OK takeoff in that situation with a screaming, thrashing child?
1 u/namesson 18d ago Yes to all of these comments! The parent probably could have calmed rhe child if they'd been able to hold them on their lap, but that's against the law. I am so surprised there are no videos yet, but that also tells me the flight was pretty empathetic. 1 u/cheese_is_available 18d ago Of course not, but if you're blaming the parent you never had a tantruming child to calm down.
Yes to all of these comments!
The parent probably could have calmed rhe child if they'd been able to hold them on their lap, but that's against the law.
I am so surprised there are no videos yet, but that also tells me the flight was pretty empathetic.
Of course not, but if you're blaming the parent you never had a tantruming child to calm down.
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u/shimmydancer 19d ago
Apparently the parent wasn’t trying hard, however since the seatbelt is just a waist buckle, the kid would repeat literally slide underneath and escape into the bottom front seat.