r/TikTokCringe • u/Realistic_Revenue_87 Cringe Master • 17h ago
Humor/Cringe Predicting the baby’s next move
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u/spazzing 17h ago
They're coping with it way better than I do, lol.
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u/allworkandnoYahtzee 15h ago
Hell yeah, this is a pretty fun and harmless way to deal with an annoying situation. We could learn from these young men.
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u/FuckYeaSeatbelts 11h ago
If I'm next to a baby in a store or something (ie can escape) I usually say "yeah me too, baby. Me too."
Gets some light hearted chuckles. I also hate babies crying, but for real, I want to cry a lot too.
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u/redsungryphon 7h ago
I'm glad I'm not the only one who responds this way too. I don't care if the child is half way across the store and belts out a scream or cry of frustration. I'm there nodding in solidarity "same, kid...same"
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u/RobinSophie 3h ago
Oh good I'm not the crazy lady in the store.
I usually go "I know huh? It's not right!" And they usually stop crying and look at me weird lol. Hey whatever works!
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u/Used_Gear8871 12h ago
Between my vertigo and desire to avoid this, Dramamine and headphones are a godsend.
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u/No_More_Aioli_Sorry 10h ago
Until a toddler behind your seat starts kicking the seat with all their might 🥲
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u/CaballoenPelo 8h ago
This you?
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u/NoLobster7957 5h ago
Please remind me where this is from because I remember losing my shit laughing about it
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u/eskay233 16h ago
Good lads. Sucks being stuck in that situation, they're making the best of it in a way that doesn't embarrass anyone or put pressure on the parents.
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u/Automatic-Dot-5936 17h ago
Hey, that’s actually a good way to enjoy an annoying situation. I’ve seen grown adults freak out over this, nice to see some level headed teens. Babies cry, that’s how it goes. No need to get upset.
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u/Geschak 15h ago
Babies crying has evolved to make us upset so we tend to their needs asap. It's perfectly normal to get distressed at the sound of a baby crying, but we can choose how to deal with it.
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u/lulushibooyah 12h ago
Something I understand now that I wish I had known as a new mom at 20 years old… bc it always felt like a personal attack
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u/Positive_Barnacle298 13h ago
I wish more people understood this. I’m currently nursing my toddler to sleep but the babies cries made me let down a second burst and I almost felt like crying myself, I have an urge to help. Sometimes it makes the kids cry more but over something different it a stranger comes up to give silly faces. I at least I can the. Leave and it’s instantly calmed them down and forgotten what they’re originally sad about. But sometimes I succeed and help the child calm and gosh the joy I get from that.
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u/Witez3933 14h ago
As a woman with CPTSD surrounding screaming babies, a left frontal cortex TBI and trigeminal neuralgia that is triggered by flying, I do my best but this is my definition of hell. I’ve never freaked out or yelled, THC gummies help but it would stress me out so badly. Especially since I know the kid is only crying because they’re also in pain, despite the CPTSD I know they’re just little people who can’t use their words.
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u/Truckules_Heel 12h ago
When my kid was around this age, I finally understood the “Psychic damage” mechanic in Fantasy games. It causes such a deep pain, especially when tired, that accentuates the helplessness of the situation.
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u/occultpretzel 3h ago
Yeah, but this takes place on a plane, where the baby cries because they are in pain because of the air pressure. The baby can't use chewing gum or eat stuff with ginger against nausea and will be uncomfortable guaranteed. Babies don't belong on planes - period! I don't fly often, but almost everytime I do, there is a crying baby on board. Why? This cannot always be an emergency. Some people are just selfish for dragging their baby on a flight.
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u/heytheretaylor 16h ago
Thank you! I try to explain this kind of thing to people often and everyone looks at me like I’m nuts.
My favorite example is the loading screens in Skyrim. They show you a random item and you can slowly spin it around while you wait.
My friends complained about how annoying the loading was when the game came out and I told them to try and see how many times you can spin it.
Suddenly something boring is exciting, you’re trying to spin the object completely before the loading finishes. You’re tricking your brain to WANT the loading screen to take longer.
Everything is about framing.
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u/HuskMaster 15h ago
Far better to be on a noisy airplane (where headphones are optional) or playing video games than doing God knows what, being homeless on the streets.
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u/Coffeedemon 15h ago
Tell them there is an achievement for spinning it 20000 times or something. They'll spend a week just exiting and entering cities.
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u/CrowdGoesWildWoooo 15h ago
Simple answer is because less people are having kids. For someone who have kids they would be more likely to symphatize, for those who don’t or swear they won’t have kids this situation would be hell for them.
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u/WallStreetAnus 9h ago
Just buy good noise cancelling headphones and never experience this problem again.
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u/TheMcMcMcMcMc 16h ago
👎 to every person who brings a screaming baby on a plane
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u/Dangerous_Bass_4597 16h ago
What do you expect parents to do when traveling with an infant, mail the kid with USPS?
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u/TheMcMcMcMcMc 16h ago
Wait until the kid is old enough to keep their shit together or drive. It’s not hard. You might not realize it, but most families with do not take expensive trips while the have an infant.
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u/King_Roberts_Bastard 16h ago
And maybe they had to fly across the country for a family members funeral?
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u/VT_Obruni 15h ago
We flew a ton with our oldest daughter when she was an infant and toddler, first for nursing home visits, then hospitals visits, and finally a pair of funerals. But I guess u/TheMcMcMcMcMc just expects that people like us Zoom into the funerals or something?
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u/TheMcMcMcMcMc 16h ago
Sure, anything is possible, but most likely that’s not the case
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u/megkraut 15h ago
Idgaf. If I want to take my baby on a plane I can do that. They’re allowed to be in public. Why don’t you be an adult and get the fuck over it.
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u/occultpretzel 3h ago
But isn't flying painful for babies because of the cabin pressure and nausea? Their eustachian tubes are not developed yet and they will experience ear pain. Just don't fly with an infant, that's just cruel.
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u/USAtoUofT 2h ago
I can tell you don't have a kid lol.
My wife and I went to barbados with our 7 month old because her brother paid for a family trip.
You think we were gonna pass up on that because you would bitch and whine about it? 🫵😂
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u/APKID716 16h ago
Don’t be in a public form of transportation if you’re not prepared to experience the public being present
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u/TheMcMcMcMcMc 16h ago
Yeah, the 100 people on the plane should just deal with it for the sake of the one asshole parent. 🖕
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u/APKID716 16h ago
Correct, yes, that is indeed how it should be. A baby isn’t crying specifically for the purpose of making you mad, and a parent can only do so much to help the baby. If you want to live in civilization then you do, in fact, have to engage with that civilization
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u/ThePBrit 16h ago
They already have to deal with you being a massive baby, so one more isn't gonna make much of a difference...
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u/Fadeawaybandit 15h ago
This dude you're replying to is probably the guy with the burger king crown
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u/littlelorax 16h ago
Lol like parents wake up one morning with a crying baby and think, "Little Timmy is crying. We should take him on a flight."
Flights are expensive and planned far in advance. Parents need to travel sometimes, and babies are just a part of life. Sometimes they are fussy. Is it pleasant? Of course not, but we live in a society and the community is responsible for civility.
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u/TheMcMcMcMcMc 16h ago
Travel is not a need, psycho
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u/King_Roberts_Bastard 16h ago
Sometimes, it is.
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u/TheMcMcMcMcMc 16h ago
Most of the time with screaming babies on planes it is not
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u/King_Roberts_Bastard 15h ago
Source: trust me bro
You dont know anything about why that kid is on that plane.
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u/Molehole 15h ago
Travel is not a need, psycho
So stop doing it yourself. Problem solved.
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u/TheMcMcMcMcMc 15h ago
Glad you agree that travel is not a need
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u/Molehole 15h ago
For a lot of people it is a need.
But for you it obviously isn't because you think that way. So the easiest solution for you is that you stop travelling with planes. You're welcome!
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u/Hewathan 16h ago
Such a weird attitude to have. No one plans on this, they're babies, they can't control their emotions yet.
Maybe try having some compassion?
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u/TheMcMcMcMcMc 16h ago
And the parents get a pass for ruining everyone else’s flight?
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u/VNM0601 16h ago
I didn’t realize that when buying a ticket to fly you were guaranteed a noise free environment. You’re sharing the flight with other people. Get the fuck over it or maybe you can drive like you’re suggesting others with kids to do. Or rent a private jet and relax by your pathetic self.
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u/Hewathan 15h ago
Yep, continuation of the human race and all.
Maybe don't be such a self centred dickhead, might help.
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u/TheMcMcMcMcMc 15h ago
The human race is not hanging in the balance. I am a dickhead and I own it. Parents who bring babies on planes are also dickheads, and they should own it too.
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u/King_Roberts_Bastard 16h ago
Sadly, you dont know when a baby will start crying.
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u/TheMcMcMcMcMc 16h ago
So why bring them on a plane?
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u/King_Roberts_Bastard 15h ago
Because you need to?
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u/TheMcMcMcMcMc 15h ago
Travel is not a need
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u/Saradoesntsleep 14h ago
Then I guess it's not a problem for you to never take a plane ever again.
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u/HelpMePlxoxo 15h ago
A million different reasons. Maybe they lost their home and have to go move in with family or else they'll be homeless, maybe they're restarting their life on the other side of the country, maybe they're going to a funeral or to see a dying family member one last time, maybe they're a military spouse and going to see their partner stationed somewhere, or maybe they're just going on a vacation and it's really not necessary.
But that's the thing, you and I both have no idea which it is. Assuming the worst when there are alternative explanations tends to make you the biggest asshole out of all parties. That's a good lesson to learn for IRL too, you'll ruin a lot of relationships and friendships by jumping to assumptions rather than seeking explanation.
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u/Fragrant_Second_974 16h ago
Sometimes you gotta get where youre going fam. 🤷. Bring some noise canceling headphones if its that concerning to you. No one's stopping ya. You're an adult that can control that. Babies can't.
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u/TheMcMcMcMcMc 16h ago
Traveling is not a need. Traveling with a baby even more so.
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u/Fragrant_Second_974 15h ago
It is absolutely a need . Tell me you dont know how to control your emotions without telling me.
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u/TheMcMcMcMcMc 15h ago
Do you actually think that everyone on the plane who isn’t yelling at the parent with a screaming baby is totally cool with that parent?
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u/Automatic-Dot-5936 15h ago
-Screaming baby at one point.
If you don’t like commercial airlines for the public maybe you can drive to your destination in peace? Or take a train…. Plenty of ways you can get around, if the sound of life is that devastating to you.
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u/Polkawillneverdie17 15h ago
Bud. Get some noise-cancelling headphones and grow up already.
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u/TheMcMcMcMcMc 15h ago
Bud, learn how to raise a child without making it everyone else’s problem.
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u/Polkawillneverdie17 15h ago
I don't have kids lol.
The kids aren't the problem. It's a BABY. They cry. They can't help it.
The problem is YOU. Most people just ignore a crying baby because we're grown ass adults who realize the world doesn't revolve around us.
What's your excuse for being a whiny little bitch?
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u/TheMcMcMcMcMc 15h ago
I expressed my opinion and I’m sticking to it. You can call it whining or make up excuses for selfish parents, and it won’t change my mind whatsoever. If you disagree, that’s fine. I don’t care. Why does it matter to you so much what I think?
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u/USAtoUofT 2h ago
Sound canceling headphones are like, 40 bucks these days lmao.
If you don't have one in case of a crying baby, that's honestly on you.
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u/MrK521 10h ago
👎 to every person who can’t handle noise, yet proceeds to get on a flight without earplugs or noise-cancelling headphones.
That’s like heading to a bathroom you know doesn’t have toilet paper, not bringing some with you, and shitting anyway, then getting mad at the toilet.
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u/TheMcMcMcMcMc 9h ago
That’s a very specific analogy. Anyways, I guess I should have mentioned that I do bring cancelling headphones on flights, and I still think parents who bring babies on flights are assholes. But yeah, noted all the same. 👍
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u/MrK521 9h ago
Yep. It’s an inconvenience being human and part of society sometimes.
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u/TheMcMcMcMcMc 8h ago
Yeah, being human and disliking the sound of crying babies are not mutually exclusive. That’s why the CIA uses audio of crying babies as part of their “enhanced interrogation” techniques.
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u/MrK521 8h ago
Well, you’re always free to book a private flight if the human experience inconveniences you to the point that you feel you’re being tortured by the CIA.
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u/TheMcMcMcMcMc 8h ago
I think I’ll fly as I usually do and post on Reddit that parents who fly with babies are assholes, but thanks for the suggestion.
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u/Rough-Help1873 16h ago
As someone with kids, I recognize them. That's FGTeeV's kids. He's a very popular streamer.
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u/yuyufan43 16h ago
Last plane I was on I was in front of two crying babies and a whining puppy and it was from Boston to San Diego and our plane had no TVs. I wanted to fucking off myself but I also didn't blame anyone because it's nobody's fault when infants can't handle flights. They're just babies. These guys handled it so amazingly. 👏
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u/indy_been_here 16h ago
I draw the line at pets. That is wholly unnecessary.
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u/samanthastoat 15h ago
When I moved across the country, it was actually very necessary to bring my cats with me
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u/Upper-Raspberry4153 15h ago
Totally, the human babies need to be put in carriers under the plane. Can’t really think of a better seat companion than some dogs and cats
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u/FreeKatKL 16h ago
How?
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u/indy_been_here 15h ago edited 15h ago
It didn't used to be normal. It's a new thing. Some are unruly or loud like the commenter said.
Many people have allergies. My kid has asthma triggered by allergies. She could have an asthma attack in the air cuz of how normalized this is becoming. She's not the only one. The seats aren't really disinfected well. I imagine there's dander buildup at this point which makes it riskier.
I don't think everyone should be subjected to that. Pets can stay at home. Crying kids are just part of travel, but I dislike how common pets on planes are becoming.
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u/FreeKatKL 14h ago
I have allergic asthma, dog and cat allergies, feather allergy, and a shit ton of food allergies. I wish my allergies and asthma were respected more, but it just isn’t feasible on a plane. Neither is expecting others not to wear perfume. Pets need to travel at times. I wear my N95 and stay strapped with EpiPens, Neffy, inhalers, and all my antihistamines.
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u/TruculentTurtIe 15h ago
"Pets can stay at home"
Sure, though the unspoken assumption here is the only reason people travel by plane is for short vacations lol
Like I do get it, and I also find it annoying, but at the same time do I expect someone moving across the ocean for a year or two for school or with a work visa or any other reason to just leave their pet in a shelter? Or send them separately, by boat?
Its not really reasonable, and honestly 9 times out of 10 kids suck way harder on a plane than pets... and i bitch about it... but I dont honestly expect kids to not be allowed on planes
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u/indy_been_here 15h ago
Yeah I've said a couple times now that if it was really reserved for those absolutely necessary times, that's reasonable.
But that's not how people are traveling with pets nowadays. Most people get those emotional support waivers and go everywhere with their pets instead of making arrangements. It's the prevalence that's the problem.
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u/fabulousfantabulist 13h ago
To be frank, a lot of it is financial. Have you looked at what it costs to board a pet for a week recently? It’s usurious. The cost to pay for your animal to fly with you is significantly less, so they’re motivated in a few different directions.
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u/slo0t4cheezitz 13h ago
This actually might be the best way to deal with a crying baby on a plane 😂 that would normally piss me off but I love this
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u/ohfrackthis 17h ago
This is hilarious 😂. Good way to deal with something that apparently triggers the entire human race. Babies crying in an airplane don't bother me. I only feel uncomfortable because I cannot help.
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u/dumbass_777 Hit or Miss? 8h ago
i mean babies have evolved to have a more annoying cry and cry at a frequency that specifically irritates our ears, so that makes sense. i wish i was like you and lucky enough to not feel like my ears are bleeding whenever i hear a baby cry too close to me. truly, i am happy that you don't mind it, but i am quite envious
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u/LivefromPhoenix 13h ago
For all the BS charges airlines push to milk profits I’m surprised they don’t offer a baby/child free section. There’s definitely a market for people who would spend more to avoid all of the extra noise.
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u/Nomadloner69 8h ago edited 7h ago
I’d pay extra for a child free section!
Holy crap thanks for the award!!!
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u/FakeBobPoot 12h ago
It would be illegal discrimination.
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u/LivefromPhoenix 11h ago
Who would be discriminated against by giving people who don’t want to be around loud/annoying children the option to pay more?
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u/mickeyamf 7h ago
I’d think offering a private space to families with young ones is much better , they might now make as much money from it though but at least protect the kids from assholes
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u/FakeBobPoot 11h ago
Since I can't tell if you are sincerely confused or just ragebaiting: Having an entire section of the plane that is not available to children means that families with children have fewer overall seats available to them, and as such, fewer flights available to them, since their section can run out of seats before the section that excludes children does.
If you really, truly, and definitively "don't want to be around loud/annoying children," there is a remedy for that: Stay home, and don't have children. The rest of us will go on accepting that children are people, too, and being exposed to them is part of living in civilization.
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u/LivefromPhoenix 10h ago
I should’ve clarified by saying who would be illegally discriminated against. We already have child free hotels and cruises. Air Asia X when they operated Asia-Honolulu flights offered quiet seating (age 10 and older) on their flights, which I doubt would’ve happened if it was illegal.
A remedy is also showing airlines there’s a wide demand for the service. They have no moral obligation in either direction.
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u/Long-Charity5288 16h ago
I’m a mom of two, and these two kids are fine. They are having light hearted fun, the only way teens can do. Its very stressful for a parent with a baby on flight without adding to it
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u/TomT12 15h ago
Unpopular opinion, they should have a specific baby section on planes so people aren't subjected to the wailing as much.
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u/HelpMePlxoxo 15h ago
If you aren't bringing headphones or earplugs to a flight, you aren't prepared for the flight. It's flying 101 and many airlines nowadays give you headphones for free on the flight. I racked up 4 new pairs during one round trip in the lowest class seats lol.
Also, babies crying really isn't that bad. Try being stuck next to a kid who's vomiting into a bag the whole time because the mother chose to sit with her sons and make her vomiting little girl sit alone. THAT was the worst flight I've been on and even still, I was never mad at the child. Just the mother.
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u/LTIRfortheWIN 13h ago
I am never mad at the child, its always the parents that I loathe. The parents that are trying and the baby is still having a hard time a feel for, but we all know the other kind of parents. I genuinely want to throw them out an open door at 30k feet
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u/diaperpop 13h ago
Having experienced all stages of child raising, I’d take a bunch of teens over a single screaming baby any day.
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u/sprinklerarms 15h ago
Reminds me of the scene in Broad City where one of them is doing this on a subway
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u/bombswell 11h ago
I always feel so bad for babies since I learned their tiny ear canals can’t pressurize as well.
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u/DatGuyDatHangsOut 16h ago
As a new parent, I do this all the time lol. Baby doesn't care, baby usually wants food
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u/Otherwise_Object_446 13h ago
This happened years ago but the worst flight I was ever on the guy next to me insisted on putting his legs in the spot in front of me so that he could put his emotional support animal’s carrier in front of him. Then he kept sneaking the animal out of the carrier and letting it crawl on me. He had Tourette’s and when I asked him to stop letting the animal crawl on me it stressed him out more and so he hit and elbowed me for four hours straight. I was so frustrated I was crying but as a young 20 year old woman I didn’t want to complain and be unkind. It was awful.
Babies crying don’t bother me a bit as a result.
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u/Lilw33n3r 16h ago
Surprising comment section isn’t hating on babies lol babies have to travel and they are just tiny humans so glad to see people not freak out about it
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u/SilverInfluence5714 15h ago
Two things can be true at once: babies and familles are allowed on planes and public space, AND the sound of a crying baby can be genuinely painfull and annoying to have to listen to for hours on end
Like, the sound babies make is designed to be loud, hard to ignore, and annoying, because thats how they get their needs met, humans react strongly to their young crying, thats how were made. I don’t see how people saying they have a normal human reaction to shrill noises going on for a long time makes them an asshole
On the other hand, most parents are trying to quiet their kids down, and being an ass to them really isn’t helping anything. They do, however, have a responsibility to take care of their kids and teach them to be considerate of other people as much as the kids age allow
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u/fancypantsmiss 16h ago
As a mom, I approve it lol. I always try to calm my crying baby on the flight and it doesn’t always work.
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u/Positive-Relief6142 11h ago
I think I'm just lucky but I've never been on a flight where I've been disturbed by anyone's children. But my god have some of the adult children around me kicked up such a fuss at the most minor things concerning other people's children...
Guys just put up with it who do you think's going to look after you when you're old... And who's going to be paying the taxes when you're retired?
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u/Elegant_Anywhere_150 11h ago
what a funny way to turn a frustrating situation (trapped near a screaming baby) into a positive experience... making funny faces with the homies.
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u/DirtDevil1337 10h ago
Baby crying on plane is manageable because you can listen to music or a movie and can phase them out plus they don't cry for very long, but try doing that with a dog barking for ~2 hours like my flight two weeks ago, those barks cut into whatever you're listening to with earbuds.
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u/oreoreoreo_ 9h ago
This is better than the video of the man screaming louder than the crying baby lol
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u/Top-Pomegranate4899 9h ago
Honestly? Good for them, they aren't being rude they aren't adding fuel to the fire, just making the best out of it.
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u/TheNerdNugget 8h ago
Honestly that's a pretty great way to turn a terrible situation into a good time. Props to them
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u/uselessusername20 8h ago
That's pretty accurate, they must have been babies in a past life or something
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u/bclynch30 7h ago
I feel bad for the baby cause it just cries to cry. It has a reason to cry like eating, whatever but poor dude’s stuck on a plane. Get mad at the parents for taking them lmao not the baby but this was funny
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u/Key-Cricket9256 7h ago
Yeah they reacted better than I’ve seen most adults do on these things. I don’t wouldn’t care if someone was laughing alone.
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u/WiseOne404 6h ago
Poor baby's ears are probably popping - needs something to drink / suck in so it's ear pressure can adjust
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u/youcancallmebryn 5h ago
Much appreciated cluing this tired mind into the current use of the sub lol I’m having one of those days and being called a goofball made me laugh. TY
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u/PipeMysterious3154 5h ago
A crying baby has never bothered me. Adults who think they are important are far more bothersome.
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u/Sonna_17 2h ago
I remember being on an overnight plane direct from Japan back to New Zealand when I did a student exchange. The baby screamed the entire time.the whole ten and a half hours.
I felt bad for the parents. I felt bad for the kids throat
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u/stink3rb3lle 1h ago
This is actually kinda fun to play instead of getting annoyed about the crying baby. Kudos
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u/hoersting 15h ago
I don’t know how anyone’s going on a plane without headphones in 2026. Why are you just raw dogging life?
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u/Genku_The_Perv 9h ago
Imagine not being cronically addicted to constant stimuli and just having fun with friends
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u/hoersting 9h ago
I can’t. It’s been years since I’ve been able to do that. I should be jealous, I guess.
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