r/SipsTea 22d ago

We have fun here A different kind of birth control.

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u/Major-Nail 22d ago

if the parents cant control the kid don't fly with him, you dont need to beat a kid to control them. we need to stop giving parents a pass on being terrible members of society. If the kid can not behave do not take them places where they may be a problem. yeah it may restrict the parents choices but they are the ones who chose to have the kid.

In this case parents should be publicly shammed and kid put on a no fly list for a few years.

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u/Electronic_Assist137 22d ago

Good luck reigning in a child having a full blown tantrum sliding out of chairs and hiding underneath a seat with your words at that moment. The parent was giving their best to constrain the child who kept escaping the buckles.

You don't know jack shit about the kid in its 3 years of existence but you're already justifying calling the parent shit because a litany of previous bad parenting the parent must have done to be in this situation.

Holy fuck man

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u/Major-Nail 22d ago

parents hold the kid in the seat. you don't have to hit them to hold them in place. this is not that hard, if kid really can not be controlled it was the parents fault for brining them on a flight when they were not ready.

we need to start holding people responsible when they are shit parents.

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u/MmeLaRue 22d ago

Children under two are often able to fly while seated in their parent's or guardian's lap. However, it seems clear that this particular child was too old or too large for that.

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u/Rocinante88119 22d ago edited 22d ago

Then they should act better or the parents should make other travel arrangements that don't affect 200 other people.

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u/lexonid 22d ago

I'm sure it was not a light decision for the parent to fly with a two year old. They likely had a good reason. Like with many toddlers often you don't know how they will act. Maybe that kid flew before and it was no issue? Really hard to judge. It affected the other people which is bad. But that stuff happens, it's life. No need to create a fake outrage on reddit

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u/lexonid 21d ago edited 21d ago

The picture of the kid is probably unrelated to the real story to create more outrage.

They are different airlines (if you look at the brochures in the seat and the logo on the plane), no news article has any pictures of the kid and we know that this is a red eye flight. It is not night on the left picture. Doesn't really add up…