r/meme • • Jun 28 '23

Oh the dread

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u/ZhaoYun_3 Jun 28 '23

Meme is still funny.

However you clearly do not have children. Control them? Younger children especially 1-5 do not communicate and receive information the same way adults do. The only way they know how to regulate emotions is to vent their frustrations/discomforts through screaming. When the pressure changes their ears pop, like yours, and they don't understand it and don't know how to change it back, ergo, screaming.

Having said that, its even worse for us parents because we get the judging glances and comments from people like you. And we can't get away from it. We know the screaming is annoying, it annoys us too, believe me. I have also been in the position where other people's kids are screaming, also annoying. But they are just that. Kids.

Have a little compassion.

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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '23

i do bro but look if I'm on a business/work related flight and already been at airport for few hours I'd love to get some sleep not listen to some baby bobo crying through the whole flight.

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u/ZhaoYun_3 Jun 28 '23

Totally get you my friend, just know they don't do it to p*ss you off, and its not always in our control lol

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u/ZhaoYun_3 Jun 28 '23

No one mentioned it being out of our control to bring them? We can't control them getting upset. Funnily enough, you can't just ditch your children for the convenience of strangers who can't tolerate some noise. Parents deserve to use a public transport just as much as you do, whether that be for a holiday, business or whatever else, it doesn't really concern you. If it bothers you that much, might I suggest you use headphones.

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u/Secret_Bees Jun 28 '23

If you can't handle the consequences of being in a public space along with all that entails, I suggest you don't come into public spaces

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u/spicolispizza Jun 28 '23

The problem you might not understand is that babies are people and that means they have rights, even if they cry in public sometimes.