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- Screaming child on a plane for 1/2 hour! Please kill me now!
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I had to endure that in a movie theater once until an anonymous woman yelled "Shut that kid up!".
That woman might have been ME!😂😂😂😂😂
I love hearing tales like this; gives hope for a few villages in the glittonous 1st world.
Ear phones
I never get on a plane without noise-cancelling headphones, hours of great music, blinders, and a neck brace. I've watched screaming kids go for hours and never heard a sound from them. I get off of planes refreshed and sometimes the other passengers look like they've been in combat after enduring hours of listening to screaming kids.
Yeah...that will work...until the flight attendants start screaming "brace, brace, brace!
@@danni1993 I always keep a loose seatbelt and if it's a serious situation it won't really matter anyway. Everyone will die in an instant.
The airlines should provide free earplugs and Benadryl for the kids.
If it was my kid it would be miraculously "cured" of that behaviour in about 5 minutes, tops...
Then you'd miraculously be in handcuffs because the same people judging this kid are the same ones that would throw you under the bus in a heartbeat.
Usually with Southwest Airline's method of choosing a seat we escape sitting anywhere near very young children. I ALWAYS take ear plugs, good ones, just in case. The first airline that bans babies and children under 12 would get all of our ticket money though. Don't get me wrong, I raised 5 kids, I just raised them right and never subjected other people to their fits and tantrums.
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Parenting has little to do with it, infants and toddlers who are too young to rationalize will cry if their needs aren’t met. Not allowing children is not an option, so what would be? Having a section just for kids under 5 maybe? I’ve seen churches and movie theaters with crying rooms. Maybe offer flights that are especially designated for families, therefore you’re pre warned or maybe have flights for adults only and oh, have a flight just for drunks, they’re more intolerable than kids.
@Linda Grammer You sound very special…….
@@michdoug1 no ,just no access for people who don't make sure that the kids needs are met before boarding. No way anyone should have to go through that .
Michelle I hope your not a Grandma..you wouldn't have the patience.
Children under 6 years old as well as drunks, should be placed in the cargo compartment.
This child is not crying because it is distressed. A pain/sick/hungry/tired/uncomfortable cry is entirely different. You can tell something is wrong just from the sound of it. This child - who sounds like a toddler rather than a little baby - just doesn't like being confined and is going to chuck a mental until or unless it gets its own way. The parents should speak quietly but firmly and tell them to stop making that noise, and they should also have brought something with them to distract the child, something that's a very special treat but will be withheld unless the kid behaves. It's poor parenting to allow a child to have more power than it's own parents. It makes for monster teenagers.
Agreed. I flew with a kid like that for more than 4 hours, and the parents did absolutely nothing to calm him down. I guess they were immune 😪😪
Looks like the same lady who flipped out when she was seated in between 2 big people. 🤣🤣🤣
I could take my kids anywhere. They never screamed like that.
Mine either. Parents too permissive these days and afraid to hurt their little angels gift of expression😠
Kids ears do not equalize pressure as well as adults so I can tell you from memory it is extremely painful
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@@chriscalderin6677 she wasnt an infant she was old enough to be told sssssh
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@@MicheleBalan my family is in the aviation industry I have flown in all types of aircraft I love it my favorite thing to do!!!!!!! I was a lot older than a infant before it stopped hurting.......
Her facial expressions are hilarious.
Noise cancelling headphones, I never fly without them!
@kathleen mcallister 😂😂😂
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Excellent idea
This is why going by boat is much better , you can simply dump them over board . (just saying lol)
Some parents do not believe in any forms of correction. That's why we have more jails
every one needs to understand there are two sides to this it's not just about "they are kids we have to be more understanding" there is also "people pay thousands of dollars only to endure a very uncomfortable flight with a screaming child", if it were a free flight then yeah they wouldn't have any right to complain but unless you're a millionaire making money isn't easy and for many making those thousands of dollars for a flight is a huge hit to their finances. So it's understandable why people would be upset over a noisy crying child. It amazes me how people use the first argument but never see the latter.
@@randalpmcmurphy1340 yeah but that doesn’t mean people have to endure a scream child the whole way it’s the parents job to help the child coop I mean I understand sometimes there isn’t anything they can do and the child just goes crazy but most times it’s just the parents letting the kids act however. So yes people will get upset bc they didn’t pay the money to put up with a screaming child
@@DylJ I'm sure the parents didn't plan for this. If the child is older they almost certainly have autism judging by the noise. If an autistic child freaks out, it takes a lot to calm them down. You can't just drug them and hope for the best. A little more understanding of an ASD child's needs and the stress the parents are going through would go a long way. Trust me, they will be a lot more stressed out than you are and the actions of entitled passengers won't be helping the situation.
so what do you propose? throw the child out?
@@randalpmcmurphy1340 Every screaming brat on a plane is not autistic, or suffering from anything more than atrocious lazy parenting. No one is making exceptions for those who are ill, frightened, or in pain and trying to travel, while being tormented by people's undisciplined, bad tempered children. This is not to mention people with tinnitus, and other neurological disorders, for whom children screaming is tantamount to torture. There really need to be adult only flights.
@@randalpmcmurphy1340 it is not autism. It is just bad parenting. There is a difference between scared children and naughty children
When a flight is getting ready to land a children's ears become very sensitive and can feel the pressure which hurt them enormously. That kind of scream from a kid is exactly the result. This is when a child needs help to control the ears pressure, some parents give their kids a
lollipop to suck. That will helps very much with the pressure. This is why some adults use gum to chew during a flight ✈.
PARENTS: To you’re child Not to Scream put your fingers over child’s mouth & say “NO!” Look into their eyes, with a annoyed look and say, “NO!” Using Both Methods at the same time will yield a Child who is Self Controlled & Civilized!
Bose noise canceling headphones should be mandatory on flights like these.
I have the last pair top of the line and they only do do much!!
@@grazutissmith9647 THANKS..I WOULD LOVE IF YOU WOULD SHARE THIS ON. YOUR PAGE AND WITH YOUR FRIENDS. XOXO
@@MicheleBalan Sure if you you donate about the way you look is noise cancelling ear but then the highest Decebel ear protection.
@@valeriab9735: I agree. I believe it’s not the child’s fault, but the parent/parents. I brought my four kids on vacation internationally many times when they were young with no problems. Youngest age was five. If one of my kids acted like this kid, I would’ve threw him off the plane.
This is why I wear noise canceling headphones!
Yup, I think some people enjoy their anger.
6 months late- but if you see this what are the best headphones?
All of my friends recommendations suck I can’t find any great ones
There should be walled-off compartments on planes so that only the parents have to suffer the shriekings of their little trophy's.
There was a glass divider at church where my sister in law took my baby nephew when he cried.
Agreed
Screaming humans of any age in close-knit quarters is akin to a day in hell. Parents must bring enough food, water and toys to keep little Johnny or Janie occupied. It is boring enough to fly on a plane as an adult. Just imagine being a three-year old. I will state that I taught my daughter very early on in her life that screaming for attention would be met by the kind of attention she really didn't want. Fortunately for me, she loved to draw from the time she was a toddler. So we always had lots of paper, pencils and crayons on hand.
I’m amazed how many travellers with children are completely ignorant of other passengers around them during the flight.
They don't care. The parents seem to tune it out, and expect you to do the same. I deal with this on a daily basis. Young parents are the worst. I constantly wear sound canceling ear buds and just watch the shit go by.
Just in case this would occur on a flight. A good pair of ear plugs would be used to keep my sanity.
I have mostly stopped taking the airlines whenever I can drive. However I have already decided to buy noise-canceling headphones whenever I am next forced to fly.
I always have a set with me when I fly, for situations like that.
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This is why noise canceling headphones were invented. Never fly without them. I don't want to lose my hearing to a screaming brat.
This is why I always buy candy when I get into the terminal so I can offer the children something to shut them up!!!! Lol
Yup I did that on my last flight. This kid was having such a big tantrum at the airport (and she was also on the same flight as me). A bar of chocolate 🍫 did the job! 😎
Any parent knows sometimes a child just will not calm down no matter what you do. Bring noise canceling headphones for all air travel. Why stress be proactive for yourself.
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Good grief, have people never heard of earplugs?
Before you fly, go to a local gun store and buy some ear plugs. (Gun shops carry the heavy duty stuff. If the plugs can muffle a gun shot, they can stop a screaming infant.)
@@GCMC-m2h Didn't say they would.
You can buy noise canceling headphones from any number of websites - probably even Amazon. You don't need to go to any particular brick and morter store to purchase something so readily available.
@@stephenjones101 The careful reader will note that I recommended *ear plugs* , not *ear phones* .There is quite a difference.
I thought this was going in a completely different direction lol
Or maybe you can buy the guns and smuggle it
Kid's ears wouldn't pop...but still a pain for all hands aboard.
Pacifiers or even a bottle or nursing would help.
as a minimum under 12s should be banned from Business class
My son started flying at several months old. NEVER once did he cry or fuss or made a scene. On multiple occasions, as we were preparing to deplane at our destination…. People would comment on how well he behaved. He was like that in church, restaurant’s and anywhere we went. While things happen, I believe it’s the overly permissive parents of today or the lazy ones that won’t put in the work of parenting!
I believe you are shallow person, obviously
Don't blame the kids, blame the parents... When my folks threatened to "Snatch a knot off the top of my head" They dam well meant it.
lol
What can you blame the parents for?? They paid for their tickets
you've clearly never been around children
lol I could hear my dear departed mother when I read that. =))
I have a grand child with autism and if he has an episode some people think it’s just a naughty child despite best efforts to calm him down. I would just ask people to understand that disabilities take many forms. That is not to say that I don’t understand how difficult it is to listen to a child like the one in the clip, but please just remember a child has autism for life not just for 15 minutes as for example this plane is taxying to its gate. Thank you
That's why there's medication for children in the spectrum. My own stepson is on the spectrum, when traveling we medicate him. Not a single episode of over estimulation. One must prepare for those events accordingly.
@@brendaisabelfornelli8592 Ah, I see......
Basically the use of a chemical cosh. I don’t think I will go down that route, but thank you for the advice.
@66viscount Yes. Thank you. I have children on the spectrum. Sometimes the biggest struggle is with letting judgemental glares and çomments roll off when I'm managing a meltdown. A kind word or a smile can strengthen a parent's resources and might help the situation resolve a little faster. Unkind remarks and scowls just add tension and that doesn't help someone calm a child.
I'm grateful for every person who has given the compassion of a gentle smile or even a funny remark when I've been on a grocery store floor trying to bring a child back from an outburst.
@@brendaisabelfornelli8592 Medication doesn't make autism go away, and each child responds differently to any treatment. It doesn't work for my kids. However, if your family has found something that works for you I'm happy to hear that.
@@66Viscount So sedation is bad but letting a child (that doesn't understand), lose it for several hrs is OK? Headphones...easy peasy
Kids ears do not equalize pressure as well as adults so I can tell you from memory it is extremely painful!
My mom would have that kid under control in 5 minutes.
Give the kid a good ole fashion ads whipping and see if it don't shut up. The kid is that way cause there is no discipline in the home and it thinks it fan act that way anywhere it goes.
This is because parents do not teach children to delay gratification every time they are bored they put something in front of them, they cannot entertain themselves it is absolutely ridiculous, child free flights are required
Just carry a pair of ear plugs, save urself the stress
Always carry hearing protection on a plane. I like the soft kind by Mack, which you soften and press over the ear opening.
Those are the best!
Those are the best!
ONE TRILLION dollars to the person who invents a spray to render a kid unconscious for "X number of hours".
I fly for business all the time and this type of thing has never bothered me. Then again, I'm an adult.
Under no circumstance does a child EVER need to behave like that, It's a complete lack of discipline. I've been flying since I was 5 months old from the UK to Australia every year and my parents never had an issue because I knew I was not allowed to behave like that. Let's not act like the child had any reason for making those ridiculous noises and disturbing everyone and yet the parents did absolutely nothing. Disgraceful.
P.S. I know kids get irritable but the parents should have been prepared to give the kid activities in order to keep the child occupied during the flight such as colouring books or little toys. If the kid was upset because he was in pain (when landing or sometimes the air pressure builds up in their ears and I've seen kids get very upset because they don't know how to relieve this pressure) that's one thing but this definitely wasn't what was happening in this moment.
This is why I travel first class or business class. Rarely any kids 😂
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@@MicheleBalan I guess I’ve been lucky. I rarely see children in either class when I fly. Perhaps it’s because of the times I tend to fly. Not sure. Or the destinations.
I'd Give That Kid Something To Cry About...
Hey everyone.. thanks for watching.. I also have babies on planes. They are just crying! I understand crying infants, but these parents did nothing to calm that child down, and it was much older than a toddler. I was thinking I should have started screaming louder.
The child may be autistic. Have you ever tried to calm down an autistic child?
@No Name Okay, let me get this straight. Because a child has additional support needs or a disability, their parents should find alternative ways to travel thousands of miles because someone can't handle 10-15mins of crying or screaming on an airplane?
As for "relaxing time", if you want to relax on a plane I would suggest upgrading to business or first class as ait travel is not a relaxing experience no matter what anyone says.
@No Name "entitled children". I've heard it all now. All I hope is that you never have to experience your child being autistic and having a freak out anywhere. They don't choose to be born that way.
@No Name My daughter's autistic. She's 3 and sounds just like the kid in the background when she gets excited. She doesn't take medication (doc never mentioned it). She does 2 therapy's a week and goes to a special needs school. Autism isn't cureable. It's not easy being a parent of a child with autism but you still want them to experience as much as possible even flying for that matter. I'd rather fly to get to my destination faster rather than have my kid sitting in a car seat for a couple days driving to where we need to go. I'm not going to shelter my "goblin" because of people like you who don't understand they're human too.
@@randalpmcmurphy1340 It doesn't matter. If you interviewed everyone on that plane, you'd find that many of those people would have issues. They're not all making life hell for the other passengers. If you have children, don't expect society to move aside for you. It is your job to ensure your family learns to fit into society. The world is full of people with problems, which they don't foist on others.
I know they are children,but nowadays, parents don't discipline their children and when they are told,they get mad it is not normal for a child to scream through the whole flight,that sounds like parenting issues
Women get mad when men don’t love hearing a child scream. It’s weird.
My father because we lived with him with our first, he would tell my wife after an all day battle with my son, Lynn thats music to a mothers ears, then I'd get the glare the obvious holding of her tongue which meant I now need to take our little bundle of love. She would then retreat to our bedroom,lol. Ah those were the days!!
Kids can't take the pressure to their ears, get them something for their ears. At least they aren't throwing up. I can't handle kids in restaurants, but airplanes are the worse.
Thank you for flying Southwest and spending 7000 dollars on tickets, for a flight you could have driven in less time
Unruly children should be removed from planes the same as drunks and abusive adult passengers. Period.
Their screaming like that because it makes the parents give them what they want. Just to shut them up.. be a parent. Or do everyone a favor, don’t have kids if you can be a parent. Grow some.
If a child is even slightly congested it can make equalizing the pressure in the ear very difficult and cause extreme pain.
Shit I couldn't even handle listening to that Kid scream
Best to just be an adult, pop on your headphones and let it go
Funny - if an adult were to make the same sounds they'd kick them off the plane - yet the airlines can't be bothered to seperate these kids and their parents from the rest of the plane or to put them on seperate flights?
I guess you can rent a car to avoid any possibility of a screaming child.
Why would you sit there and video yourself, and do all of these expressions are you trying to impress yourself when you look at this
frustrating for everyone for sure..... Thing is, sometimes they can't tell you their ears are hurting due to the air pressure if they are real young.... and it's not like they can just chew gum to help ease the ears...
Denise E That’s what I keep wondering?!
But that isn't the other paying customers problem. Or shouldn't be.
And that makes the parents despicable. Who, except a self-centered monster, would subject an infant to such extreme pain? They don't deserve compassion, they deserve prison and loss of parental rights.
That's why you induce yawning.
@@thedirepuppy6571 how do you induce yawning
I cannot! Those parents are used to it...thats what their house sounds like...a zoo! I don't permit kids yelling at my house neither...I would literally go insane from all that damn noise.
im a 12 year old and i was on a flight to london and i could not sleep because of course i was in economy class and they do not give a single crap about you in there and so my armrest was my pillow and there was a child screaming and crying the entire time which just made it so much better
The parents should travel with free earplugs and Benadryl for everyone around them
The parents should have done something to keep the kid quiet like give put something in his mouth like a pasifer its the patents responsibility to take control of the situation instead of letting the kid scream on and on put a stop to it right then
I don't know why this popped up on my feed. But I would recommend to have the camera on the child or floor next time. Its a child. Get a private jet or take a road trip to your next destination. I was more irritated by looking at you than the crying
You could have filmed the mother and show how she doesnt f* care at all.
I HATE screaming children and their parents on planes. Some parents just don’t have a clue on how to train there children. Both of my kids never had a problem traveling.They were nice and quiet because even at an early age they were trained properly and new how to behave.
What would be your method all wise one ?
@@lisabrygger9168 Proper training of the child first. If the parents don’t know how to do that then some parenting classes for them. It’s not that difficult it’s kinda like training a puppy.
Yeah they need to be removed from the plane .. people don't need to listen to that
Separate planes for ppl with young kids.
Exactly!!!
Or just put the child below in the cargo hold. 😂🤣 just kidding!
Mostly the reason for very young (0-3yo) kids to behave like that is they don't know how to equalize their ears and it hurts because of the pressure change. Since the parents are also unaware of this problem we blame the kids. Having the kid drink anything could solve the problem.
THIS is what duct tape and antihistamines are for.
I always carry hearing protection on a plane. It's a form of taking care of myself.
Was it a child. ? Parents should receive fine. If not a Ban. ...
I was on flights with kids that would scream, holler out, kick other passengers seats, run up and down the aisle way, I just got to the point that I had to deal with it
Yeet
My dad would say to us kids ,stop that yelling and crying or I'll give you something to really cry about ! We stopped ! 😁
another reason to legalize marijuana
Been there, done that. Too many times. Poor little ones can't do a thing about it, but it is crazy-making. 😱
When i go on public transport i hear all kinds of crap...sometimes people fight each other...i expect to see and hear all kinds of BS ......I am never upset if i hear a baby screaming its head off ..if i wanted peace and quiet i would have just used other transport or just used my headphones .
I always bring ear plugs. You just can't control the noise around you 24/7, you have to bring what you need. I would be just as annoyed if someone brought their yappy dog on the plane too.
I never once cried or threw a fit when I was a kid 🤔 ....😂
Me neither, I wouldn’t have dared, my parents would have put me in my place in no uncertain terms…..plus my mum has a death stare!
Im the kind of person where me & the parents would end up in a fight about their lack of parenting skills !!! Just sayin...
You know who was having a worst flight than you?? The parents show some compassion we were all kids once.
And my parents would not have put me in a situation to make other people's lives miserable. But anymore, people think they and their children are entitled and no one has responsibility for their bad decisions.
@@gloriawelch3603 how nice!! You must have lived a privilege life!! YOU have no idea why others are flying!! To think your need to fly is more important than people with children shows how entitled YOU are.
@@hollydoherty2163 stupid comment since you know nothing about me.
@@gloriawelch3603 it is obvious you think you are more entitled to fly than parents with babies by your comment!! People fly for many different reasons not just for vacation!! To make a comment my parents would never put me in that position speaks volumes !!
@@hollydoherty2163 because someone has a child, their rights, and the responsibilities that go with those rights, do not over rule the rights of people that have no children .
Children still behave better than adults on flights especially in 2021👠
Another reason I refuse to fly. If I can't drive there...I'm not going!!
That child's ear may be hurting because of high altitude, ear ache, or some other medical issue. Please learn to be patient with them unless they are running up and down the aisles and getting in the way of the flight crew.
This is why God invented ear buds
I'm sorry .my kids and grandkids wouldn't act like that. .they're not perfect..but they wouldn't do that ...they know better !
Always bring headphones for your flight.
Can relate to this had emergency landing in kansas city to Florida once all the kids freaking out for hours until we got a new plane ready
Ah, this video is perfect for pride month.
Kids will be kids you were probably just as loud as a child there are no perfect kids ...And most of the time it's the adults that act worse on planes.
and the parents and flight attendants sit there and let a screaming brat ruin a flight for 120 people...they see nothing wrong with that....
in the theater or out to dinner, i can leave if i can't stand a screaming child or nasty drunk person. but trapped on a plane omg it's torture!
Rather hear the kid than have to look at Karen.
Reminds to pack my noise cancelling Senheisers when I go 11 hours to L.A.
Child's ears were probably hurting.
Kids are kids. Their ears are very sensitive. The parents need to have special items to keep them distracted.
Put on your headphones and dont trip
Children's ears are very sensitive to airplane noise, let's be patient, it is the least we would expect if it were our children
Yes but remember everything temporary.no house's no kids no wife .its to quiet..... i miss home and pookie . L.o.l.
Big pair of stereo headphones. Works for me!!!😄😄😄😄👍
And you, I am sure were perfect when flying. Or were planes invented when you were a perfect child?