I appologized to the guy at the end of the flight and he got the biggest smile on his face and said he loved kids and had grandkids so no issue. The guy in front of me was a big biker guy who looked like he could do damage to a person. The one time I had my child bumping the seat in front of me was when my oldest was a little over a year old and she was a lap child on a CR7. I could be misreading the looks but it isually isn't a friendly look. I don't know how many times I have been glared at on a plane because my kids were already determined to be a problem. I have been lucky to have no big crying fits, I don't know if pre-planning really helped, but it doesn't hurt.

I have traveled numerous times with my little girls. It seems to me crying is more a result of little ears and the pressure changes that happen during flight.

Either way it would create noise, no kids zone, or kids zone. As much as we love our kids, there are people who don't want kids. In regards to market, I believe there are. I blame the parent for not properly looking after the kid and not properly teaching the kid about public places etiquette.

Was on a HKG- LAX flight recently, a boy was running around the cabin in business class and basically jumping from one seat to another messing with seat controls. It is, however, the parents not properly teaching their children on public places etiquette. Just sedate them and put them in the hold with the other livestock.Īs much as I agree with this, I'll have to admit, most of the time it's not the children's fault for not behaving. We still have this in US, senior citizens community prohibits families under a certain age within community. Back in the day, apartment complexes could prevent families with children from renting in their property, until families with children were considered a 'protected class' and could not face explicit discrimination.

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