Some people get overwhelmed by sensory input. Constant crying can trigger panic and anxiety in some folks. It is pure torture to be in a situation where you cannot escape the noise. Not anybody's fault, just is.
"I love humanity... it's people I can't stand." I always temember that guy on the flight who finally lost his shit and yelled at the flight attendants "If I was standing in my seat and yelling my head off for 4 hours, sure as shit you guys would be doing something about it! Why does a kid get a pass?"
Message to Moms n Dad's . . . Give yr children some Calpol one hour before the flight takes off & if long haul say five hrs or longer another dose B4 descending.This crying is probably because the pressure hurts their eardrums esp when descending.Also something to suck on like a 🍭.
I don’t mind young kids or baby’s on the flight like myself but they have to be mature and calm and not moving around or screaming or crying and parents need to be more prepared incase their baby starts crying.
@@carollewis3912There is no reason to bring them on a plane if you can’t ensure that they won’t disturb the people around them, it’s incredibly selfish, not everyone thinks that babies are cute, and let’s not forget the people with sensory problems. Nobody wants to listen to your screaming baby, if you can’t keep them quiet, find another way to reach your destination.
@@KermitdaToad We knew a woman that was so in love with herself that I don't think she even thought her own children were cute. At any rate she didn't make a fuss over them. She didn't comment on me and I've been told I was a beautiful baby. I make up for anyone who doesn't like or think babies are cute. I love babies. They can't communicate any other way except by crying. It would be foolish to think you could ensure that there would be no crying. Maybe the people with sensory issues should put on head phones. Everyone has a right to be there but they are going to run into issues. That's guaranteed. You have a lot of different people together. It could be hard not to bring your babies on the flight with you. You don't want to leave them home alone for a week. And as far as alternate methods of transportation Hawaii is not a good choice. And when you have an ocean separating countries flight is the choice.
@@carollewis3912 Guess what, Karen? I suffer from panic attacks so severe that I'm officially disabled. I promise you that I am much, much louder than any baby. And because I'm disabled, Mommy, the cabin crew, and your ignorant self have actually DO have to listen to my BS. 🖕
For real. I was on a flight from Spokane Washington to San Francisco California and there was a five or six year old right behind my seat kicking me and didn't have headphones playing some game or watching some annoying show.
I was coming back from Egypt to London and the whole time a kid behind me was throwing a tantrum and kicking my seat. I told my dad and he told me we can't do anything but try ignore it, still get nightmares about it
It's probably because of the cabin pressure...I've flown before and have had horrible pain in my ears, and I shed a few tears. I wanted to scream but I'm an adult, but a child, screaming is an outlet for the pain...
If you’re not a toddler all you have to do is open your mouth like you are going to yawn and it will relieve the pressure in your ears this is something you can not teach to a toddler
Oh believe me I'm with you. Every time I fly with nasal congestion or a cold, it's like an ice pick to the ear drum. I've tried everything. Chewing gum, yawning, you name it. I almost always take a decongestant before I fly now, even if I don't feel I need it.
Airlines should make some rule with gov and doctors backing that for the wellfare of others on the plane if a child is continuously behaving in a loud manner that doses of valium or some other medicine governed by childs weight should be given to the child to settle them down. Four hours of that sort of behaviour is rediculous. At least the parents should recieve a warning that they should see a doctor about medicine to relax child while flying before the next time they fly if the same issue arises that they will be banned from flying with that company.
Last summer I had this on a 2 hours long train ride. (Never travelled by plane so no experience there). After that whenever I need to travel by train I buy 1st class seat. Worth every penny to have a relatively calm environment. But for extra measures I have music and headset 😂
Seriously, were you not already aware that babies cry, flying is stressful for adults so imagine how it for babies, there is no magic button to press to get any baby to stop crying when feeling distress, and flight attendants don’t have some authority to force a parent to make a baby stop crying. Buy good noise canceling headphone and get used to putting on white noise in these situations. How is it in 2024 you don’t know this?
@sc-Runner OK, troll Karen… maybe instead of assuming that everybody is retarded, maybe try the opposite??… the parents were literally talking to each other. Just letting the baby scream for four hours and didn’t try anything.!
OK, troll Karen… maybe instead of assuming that everybody is retarded, maybe try the opposite??… the parents were literally talking to each other. Just letting the baby scream for four hours and didn’t try anything.!
@@summerbeshore3948 maybe you don’t understand the concept of what a Karen is. They are typically people that are entitled and complain a lot, eg people that complain about babies crying on a plane. I’m saying stop feeling entitled and complaining about something that is likely to happen. Be smart and be prepared with Noise Canceling headphones. How does that make me a Karen again?
@@Sc-Runner Maybe you're just a POS. How about I scream for an hour? I promise I'm louder than a baby. Plus, I'm officially disabled, so you have to put up with it.
@@summerbeshore3948I meant the mother was probably stressed..I would have been. Traveled with three little ones before and I was the mom walking up and down aisle keeping my baby from crying with ear pain. I still have PTSD from it...lol
Even if the child did not intend to, that was still the effect, me personally four hours of that i would open the emergency exit and jump out, stop defending the parents who are being selfish to others, you know your child and you know if they are a big cryer or not, and if they are, you need to take steps to prevent tantrums mid flight that disturb other people, such as making sure they don’t sleep right before the flight so they sleep during it, and if you can’t do that, you need to find another way to get where you are going.
@@testingacc320 sure, and how old were you when you took your first 4 hour flight? How often did you fly? Did you ever HAVE to fly, like to a family member’s funeral, or after being adopted from out of state, or did your family have the luxury of waiting until you were “old enough” to fly? Were you a fussy baby in general, or mostly calm? Did you have many ear infections? Were your parents calm or nervous flyers? Do you have siblings that travelled with you? Every baby, and every baby’s situation is different.
@@capers72424 pretty sure he meant that he didn’t scream for four hours straight. I mean, the most we seen babies cry usually last about 2 minutes. When we do see babies cry, eventually they stop because it tires them out.
Someone is a miserable uptight troll of a Karen lol… dude, they weren’t even even trying to console the baby. Even if they were it still fucking sucks and you gotta laugh at life dude.!
There should be a appropriate age for children flying. Only children over 10 years old should be able to fly. This intorable behavior makes flying an experience in HELL
They need a airline just for families with young kids
@@iphone8fan1You utterly missed the point.
I'd pay extra for an airline that doesn't allow kids or pets.
@iphone8fan1 you're going to be a dumbarse your entire life 😅
And overweight and special needs. I would be on it real quick.
Yeah it's called Southwest
Some people get overwhelmed by sensory input. Constant crying can trigger panic and anxiety in some folks. It is pure torture to be in a situation where you cannot escape the noise. Not anybody's fault, just is.
Well I mean it’s a good thing you didn’t have to deal with the kid who screamed for a 8 hour flight in the US
Well really good thing she didn’t have to deal with the screaming kid for 12 hours in Germany
@@mrs.K2012 well that’s a miracle I thought my flight to Portugal was bad a kid screamed so loud I thought I was near a jet engine
Imagine both, at the same time
Or 12 hours
literally just that video before this one
Earplugs! I never go anywhere without them! :)
This is why I pay extra for business or first class AND take along ear plugs for good measure.
There is a rule in the airports: a plane cannot take off without a pilot, some flight attendants and a crying kid
and this is why the emergency exit exists
"I love humanity... it's people I can't stand."
I always temember that guy on the flight who finally lost his shit and yelled at the flight attendants "If I was standing in my seat and yelling my head off for 4 hours, sure as shit you guys would be doing something about it! Why does a kid get a pass?"
Message to Moms n Dad's . . . Give yr children some Calpol one hour before the flight takes off & if long haul say five hrs or longer another dose B4 descending.This crying is probably because the pressure hurts their eardrums esp when descending.Also something to suck on like a 🍭.
The kid who screamed for 8 hours: Finally, a worthy opponent! Our battle will be legendary!
I don’t mind young kids or baby’s on the flight like myself but they have to be mature and calm and not moving around or screaming or crying and parents need to be more prepared incase their baby starts crying.
Exactly why I no longer fly. Babies do not belong on planes! It's selfish to force other passengers to listen to that BS!
Since babies don't have wings if they're going to fly it has to be on a plane. I'd rather listen to them than your BS.
@@carollewis3912There is no reason to bring them on a plane if you can’t ensure that they won’t disturb the people around them, it’s incredibly selfish, not everyone thinks that babies are cute, and let’s not forget the people with sensory problems. Nobody wants to listen to your screaming baby, if you can’t keep them quiet, find another way to reach your destination.
@@KermitdaToad We knew a woman that was so in love with herself that I don't think she even thought her own children were cute. At any rate she didn't make a fuss over them. She didn't comment on me and I've been told I was a beautiful baby. I make up for anyone who doesn't like or think babies are cute. I love babies. They can't communicate any other way except by crying. It would be foolish to think you could ensure that there would be no crying. Maybe the people with sensory issues should put on head phones. Everyone has a right to be there but they are going to run into issues. That's guaranteed. You have a lot of different people together. It could be hard not to bring your babies on the flight with you. You don't want to leave them home alone for a week. And as far as alternate methods of transportation Hawaii is not a good choice. And when you have an ocean separating countries flight is the choice.
@@carollewis3912 Guess what, Karen? I suffer from panic attacks so severe that I'm officially disabled. I promise you that I am much, much louder than any baby. And because I'm disabled, Mommy, the cabin crew, and your ignorant self have actually DO have to listen to my BS. 🖕
@@carollewis3912tf
Be glad it's not a toddler kicking the back of your seat while it plays with loud video games.
For real. I was on a flight from Spokane Washington to San Francisco California and there was a five or six year old right behind my seat kicking me and didn't have headphones playing some game or watching some annoying show.
I was coming back from Egypt to London and the whole time a kid behind me was throwing a tantrum and kicking my seat. I told my dad and he told me we can't do anything but try ignore it, still get nightmares about it
It's probably because of the cabin pressure...I've flown before and have had horrible pain in my ears, and I shed a few tears. I wanted to scream but I'm an adult, but a child, screaming is an outlet for the pain...
@iphone8fan1 aggravated by the altitude and cabin pressures....
If you’re not a toddler all you have to do is open your mouth like you are going to yawn and it will relieve the pressure in your ears this is something you can not teach to a toddler
Oh believe me I'm with you. Every time I fly with nasal congestion or a cold, it's like an ice pick to the ear drum. I've tried everything. Chewing gum, yawning, you name it. I almost always take a decongestant before I fly now, even if I don't feel I need it.
When I had to travel with an infant, dr recommended baby dramamine. He slept the whole way.
If something like this happens to me in a flight, I need headphones immediately.
I see the comment section is very sympathetic to your pain lol. I would of found that very triggering!!
Seriously!!
Would you of?
Of a nice day
Thank God for headphones
Just remember that u have been a child too
After a half-hour of that I would probably scream back at the kid, getting me in trouble. That's exactly why I don't fly
I presume you don't know or have not heard kids scream. That one is just crying. Screaming is different.
I presume you're ignorant.
Airlines should make some rule with gov and doctors backing that for the wellfare of others on the plane if a child is continuously behaving in a loud manner that doses of valium or some other medicine governed by childs weight should be given to the child to settle them down. Four hours of that sort of behaviour is rediculous. At least the parents should recieve a warning that they should see a doctor about medicine to relax child while flying before the next time they fly if the same issue arises that they will be banned from flying with that company.
My childhood they would have given me something to cry about!
Parents are idiots know!
Kids should never be allowed on planes.
Last summer I had this on a 2 hours long train ride. (Never travelled by plane so no experience there). After that whenever I need to travel by train I buy 1st class seat. Worth every penny to have a relatively calm environment. But for extra measures I have music and headset 😂
3M - Peltor, when you just don't want to hear anything around you..
I specifically have earplugs for those situations
I would what my money back ! Great start for vacation "not" !
I was on a flight for 10 hours and for maybe 1 or 2 or maybe even 3 or 4 of those of hours there was a little girl screaming
Maybe flying hurts the babies.
Then why are you in frontier airlines?
😮😮noise canceling headphones
What a beautiful looking woman ❤❤
Seriously, were you not already aware that babies cry, flying is stressful for adults so imagine how it for babies, there is no magic button to press to get any baby to stop crying when feeling distress, and flight attendants don’t have some authority to force a parent to make a baby stop crying. Buy good noise canceling headphone and get used to putting on white noise in these situations. How is it in 2024 you don’t know this?
If the parents can’t quiet the child down, they shouldn’t be on a plane, it’s incredibly selfish to other people.
@sc-Runner OK, troll Karen… maybe instead of assuming that everybody is retarded, maybe try the opposite??… the parents were literally talking to each other. Just letting the baby scream for four hours and didn’t try anything.!
OK, troll Karen… maybe instead of assuming that everybody is retarded, maybe try the opposite??… the parents were literally talking to each other. Just letting the baby scream for four hours and didn’t try anything.!
@@summerbeshore3948 maybe you don’t understand the concept of what a Karen is. They are typically people that are entitled and complain a lot, eg people that complain about babies crying on a plane. I’m saying stop feeling entitled and complaining about something that is likely to happen. Be smart and be prepared with Noise Canceling headphones. How does that make me a Karen again?
@@Sc-Runner Maybe you're just a POS. How about I scream for an hour? I promise I'm louder than a baby. Plus, I'm officially disabled, so you have to put up with it.
Poor baby probably had ear pain from the cabin pressure. Hopefully everyone was understanding. I'm sure it was stressful for mama
No it’s just a brat lol
@@Evil_Puppy48it's a baby, it literally cannot communicate any other way
@@irliiMicrophone not all babies scream constantly it’s a brat
She did not appear to be stressed
@@summerbeshore3948I meant the mother was probably stressed..I would have been. Traveled with three little ones before and I was the mom walking up and down aisle keeping my baby from crying with ear pain. I still have PTSD from it...lol
That child was probably what 45 was like as a kid! 🤔🤔🤔🤣😂🤣😂🤣He still cries a lot, even as a 76 year old man! 🤔🤔🤣😂🤣😂🤣
I was about to say that could have been 45 on that plane. Sounds awfully similar.
Typically selfish reaction. Yeah, the child was screaming merely to make you unhappy.
Even if the child did not intend to, that was still the effect, me personally four hours of that i would open the emergency exit and jump out, stop defending the parents who are being selfish to others, you know your child and you know if they are a big cryer or not, and if they are, you need to take steps to prevent tantrums mid flight that disturb other people, such as making sure they don’t sleep right before the flight so they sleep during it, and if you can’t do that, you need to find another way to get where you are going.
Hilarious but annoying at the same time!
Get over yourself. You were a kid once yourself, I’m sure you cried sometimes.
not on a 4 hour flight
@@testingacc320 sure, and how old were you when you took your first 4 hour flight? How often did you fly? Did you ever HAVE to fly, like to a family member’s funeral, or after being adopted from out of state, or did your family have the luxury of waiting until you were “old enough” to fly? Were you a fussy baby in general, or mostly calm? Did you have many ear infections? Were your parents calm or nervous flyers? Do you have siblings that travelled with you? Every baby, and every baby’s situation is different.
@@capers72424 pretty sure he meant that he didn’t scream for four hours straight. I mean, the most we seen babies cry usually last about 2 minutes. When we do see babies cry, eventually they stop because it tires them out.
@@capers72424You should be smart enough not to inflict your screaming brats on other people.
Someone is a miserable uptight troll of a Karen lol… dude, they weren’t even even trying to console the baby. Even if they were it still fucking sucks and you gotta laugh at life dude.!
There should be a appropriate age for children flying. Only children over 10 years old should be able to fly. This intorable behavior makes flying an experience in HELL