screaming kids in restaurants
screaming kids in restaurants
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I have mercy for parents that are trying, I've been that parent. Â Stopped going to 3 B's because of noisy kids.
MarT:
I brought this up years ago and all it did was bring in a bad mouthing from the parents on here. My issue is on airplanes. Why do they let those kids just scream? Especially on Long Long flights it would make me crazy and I would come home with a horrible headache.
luv2eatsushi: Unfortunately kids have no choice but reflect its parents: disrespectful and inconsiderate so much in public as well at home. How can kids learn GOOD MANNERS when they have assess teaching them? who BTW were not thought by its own angry don't give a zheit parents too ( i meant to say). Is as if it is a genetic problem--mark up regardless of ethnicity but more about "class."
Overseas flights with a baby and a toddler, alone, oh boy, no fun. Â The young businessman next to me was a saint. Â I did my very best, but baby puked on me 2 hours in, I had extra clothes for baby, not me. Â While dealing with toddler, baby was pulling on business man's arm hairs. Was supposed to return for 3 months before next move, didn't go back. Â I couldn't face the plane ride.
MarT:
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>> I brought this up years ago and all it did was bring in a bad mouthing from the parents on here. My issue is on airplanes. Why do they let those kids just scream? Especially on Long Long flights it would make me crazy and I would come home with a horrible headache.
luv2eatsushi:  When my kids were little, and we had long overseas flights, I would give them Benadryl starting the day before, then another dose 1 hour before the flight. My pediatrician told me to do this cause it helps dry the fluid in their ears, and keeps them from popping. (very painful for a baby)  A small baby or small child does not know how to yawn and clear their ears. It also helps them sleep thru the flight!!  I always had so many passengers say "WOW, I didn't even know there was a child there!!"  Mine were also NOT allowed to play with tray or KICK a seatback!!  
Benadryl is MAGIC for kids on a flight!! (and the parents!)
Traveler500: Funny, I said something similar to the sentiment of this entire thread, about a year ago. I was slammed and demonized by several people who were on the other side of the argument and were parents who flew with kids and felt we should all just “nut up and deal with the crying.†One even put me on ignore for my position on the topic. The idea that they should have to drug their precious angel so the rest of the passengers could be unbothered was outrageous, abusive and I was a horrible selfish person for suggesting it.
Funny, I said something similar to the sentiment of this entire thread, about a year ago. I was slammed and demonized by several people who were on the other side of the argument and were parents who flew with kids and felt we should all just “nut up and deal with the crying.†One even put me on ignore for my position on the topic. The idea that they should have to drug their precious angel so the rest of the passengers could be unbothered was outrageous, abusive and I was a horrible selfish person for suggesting it.
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>> Overseas flights with a baby and a toddler, alone, oh boy, no fun. The young businessman next to me was a saint. I did my very best, but baby puked on me 2 hours in, I had extra clothes for baby, not me. While dealing with toddler, baby was pulling on business man's arm hairs. Was supposed to return for 3 months before next move, didn't go back. I couldn't face the plane ride.
MarT: Thankfully, my babies are all adults now. They can self medicate
Traveler500: My babies are all adults now, they can self medicate My mom told me to give them benadryl, I was a novice.
Thankfully, my babies are all adults now. They can self medicate
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>> I brought this up years ago and all it did was bring in a bad mouthing from the parents on here. My issue is on airplanes. Why do they let those kids just scream? Especially on Long Long flights it would make me crazy and I would come home with a horrible headache.
luv2eatsushi:  When my kids were little, and we had long overseas flights, I would give them Benadryl starting the day before, then another dose 1 hour before the flight. My pediatrician told me to do this cause it helps dry the fluid in their ears, and keeps them from popping. (very painful for a baby)  A small baby or small child does not know how to yawn and clear their ears. It also helps them sleep thru the flight!!  I always had so many passengers say "WOW, I didn't even know there was a child there!!"  Mine were also NOT allowed to play with tray or KICK a seatback!!  Benadryl is MAGIC for kids on a flight!! (and the parents!)Traveler500: Funny, I said something similar to the sentiment of this entire thread, about a year ago. I was slammed and demonized by several people who were on the other side of the argument and were parents who flew with kids and felt we should all just “nut up and deal with the crying.†One even put me on ignore for my position on the topic. The idea that they should have to drug their precious angel so the rest of the passengers could be unbothered was outrageous, abusive and I was a horrible selfish person for suggesting it. donnatella: This discussion has been locked.
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