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post 1588798751 09-29-2019, 12:40 PM
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Originally Posted By RonaldMcflurry⏩
No. Bringing babies to an expensive restaurant or to a movie theater is wrong. Sometimes people have to travel. Bringing children on a flight is necessary sometimes. I don't have a problem with it, and I think that the people who do are just *******s.
FOH People don't need to go holiday with a ****ing newborn baby. They should be at home making sure they get the attension needed. Not only that but germs and diseases are circulated through the ****ing air and a newborn doesn't have a capable immune system you dumb ****. **** the OP and people like him. You shouldnt be having kids putting the little twats at risk. Plus hearing a screaming baby/ Devil child for a 6-8 hour flight is hell in its self. No respect for other people. Take your ass home with your newborn and travel to kids theme parks.
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Airplanes are just busses in the phuking sky.

I don't give a fuk what someone on a bus thinks, and you shouldn't either.
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Originally Posted By Duplicitous⏩
They're a part of your life because you chose to make it so. The rest of us didn't make that choice with you, so why do we have to suffer the consequences?
Maybe because babies come part and parcel with living in civilisation, whether you have any of your own or not? If you don't like it, go live as a hermit.
Originally Posted By Tanerian⏩
Airplanes are just busses in the phuking sky.

I don't give a fuk what someone on a bus thinks, and you shouldn't either.
Agreed - considering the reactions in this thread I'm going to need a DGAF attitude...
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Originally Posted By InfinityThor⏩
There's a high chance that an attendant will offer to soothe your baby for you.

I fly a lot and I see it on every single flight, business and economy, if a kid is going crazy, one of the women attendants will try to help you. They usually take the baby and/or you all the way to the back galley away from the front of plane customers.
Do they do this for adults as well? Asking for a friend. Most flight attendants are hot AF
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Babies should be kept down with the pets, this is common air travel etiquette.
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Everyone will be miserable.

The babies don't know how to deal with air pressure changes so they will most likely scream the entire flight as they suffer massive pressure headaches.

The people around you will think horrible things about you. Not just for making them miserable but also because you are doing horrible things to your poor kids ears by subjecting them to a plane flight like this. So not only do they think you are a bad inconsiderate person but they also think you are a sh*t parent.

You will have screaming kids in your lap for six hours and your wife will likely be losing her mind because she can't do anything to comfort her kids and they are in misery.

And thats how you start your vacation!

And because airplanes are basically germ boxes the chances your kids get sick on the vacation is high so instead of having fun you will trying to find a pediatrician in some exotic local.

That sounds fun too! Sick kids and a new doctor and a long wait in a waiting room.

Then when its all over you get to fly back another 6 hours where the kids scream and are miserable again.

I personally wouldn't take new borns on a "vacation" that involves air travel. Maybe to visit family if its the only way they can see them, but never on something so trivial as a vacation. Primarily because the main purpose of vacation is relax/have fun and no one will be relaxing/having fun on that trip. Not you or the wife r the babies or anyone else on that flight that you ruin for everyone.

Everyone I know that took babies on a vacation like this did it exactly once, and then after that they leave the babies with the grandparents when they go on vacation.
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Originally Posted By Anachron⏩
Budget airlines maybe, but they won't have business class anyway.

Just about any normal airline will have them on board for for free under 2 years old , since they don't have their own seat.
I just flew AA to Rome with a lap infant and they indeed charge a fee as well as most other airlines I believe for international flights. It was somewhere around $150.



Also to the OP there is nothing special about people in business class and certainly no expectation of silence in comparison to anywhere else on the plane. I did the same thing and got first but on a shorter flight as I wanted us to have more room.

Question for all the people who think business/first class is some kind of exclusive high class area only. Do you think all those people who fly business/first on a regular basis are going to just buy economy tickets because they bring a child along with them one day?
Originally Posted By Godfrd824⏩
So you're willing to put your kids through the discomfort and stress of multiple flights before they're two years old, just so you can save a few hundred dollars? That's low class, children should not be traveling before they're 3 years old. I feel bad for your kids, growing up with parents who will never put their children first.
How do you figure not before 3? Should we not be driving infants under 3 anywhere as well? Wouldn't want to be a low class bum putting your child through the discomfort of being in a car seat now would we
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Originally Posted By FFailed⏩
I just flew AA to Rome with a lap infant and they indeed charge a fee as well as most other airlines I believe for international flights. It was somewhere around $150.



Also to the OP there is nothing special about people in business class and certainly no expectation of silence in comparison to anywhere else on the plane. I did the same thing and got first but on a shorter flight as I wanted us to have more room.

Question for all the people who think business/first class is some kind of exclusive high class area only. Do you think all those people who fly business/first on a regular basis are going to just buy economy tickets because they bring a child along with them one day?




How do you figure not before 3? Should we not be driving infants under 3 anywhere as well? Wouldn't want to be a low class bum putting your child through the discomfort of being in a car seat now would we
You should only be taking children that young to places where they absolutely need to go. Like a Dr's appt. Also a car seat in your private vehicle is not the same as public transportation with random people who may have God knows what diseases. Nevermind the fact that in the car the child is strapped down and safer than in someone's arms for hours at a time.
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Originally Posted By Godfrd824⏩
You should only be taking children that young to places where they absolutely need to go. Like a Dr's appt. Also a car seat in your private vehicle is not the same as public transportation with random people who may have God knows what diseases. Nevermind the fact that in the car the child is strapped down and safer than in someone's arms for hours at a time.
You should only bring kids under 3 YEARS old outside the house for Dr's Appointments? Are you trolling or meant to say months? How old are your kids?
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Originally Posted By TheCreature55⏩
So I'm going on my first family holiday soon with my wife and twin newborn daughters. Since the flight is about 6 hours I figured I'd splash out on business class tickets so that we can fly in a bit more comfort since my wife and I will be holding them the whole way.

I told a couple of friends about this, for some reason they got all weird about it, apparently they would be pissed if they had bought an expensive ticket and had to sit next to a baby (let alone 2).

I don't see what the big deal is myself, crying babies are just a part of life, and at the end of the day a plane is just public transport. I don't know if the other passengers will be upset but I imagine they just need to suck it up.

Am I in the wrong here?
Don't fret. I used to fly a lot. Usually 12 hours. Sometimes there were kids, sometimes babies.
Biggest problem was missing legroom.

You are right. Babies are part of life.

There will be people complaining. F*** em.
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Originally Posted By FFailed⏩
You should only bring kids under 3 YEARS old outside the house for Dr's Appointments? Are you trolling or meant to say months? How old are your kids?
What does a 1 year old have going on that requires you dragging them out to your BS? BRB hasn't gotten full course of vaccines yet, but let me expose my child to nasty ass people who may have all kinds of diseases.
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Originally Posted By Godfrd824⏩
What does a 1 year old have going on that requires you dragging them out to your BS? BRB hasn't gotten full course of vaccines yet, but let me expose my child to nasty ass people who may have all kinds of diseases.
Lol solid trolling man I honestly thought you were serious

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Originally Posted By Godfrd824⏩
What does a 1 year old have going on that requires you dragging them out to your BS? BRB hasn't gotten full course of vaccines yet, but let me expose my child to nasty ass people who may have all kinds of diseases.
You're talking out of your ass, and as a result you're completely wrong according to experts.

https://www.webmd.com/parenting/baby...ewborn-outside

Exposure to sounds, other people, different situations, etc actually has well documented benefits for babies.

Did you turn out to be such an awkward sourpuss loser because you didn't leave the house until age 3?
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Originally Posted By TheCreature55⏩
You're talking out of your ass, and as a result you're completely wrong according to experts.

https://www.webmd.com/parenting/baby...ewborn-outside

Exposure to sounds, other people, different situations, etc actually has well documented benefits for babies.

Did you turn out to be such an awkward sourpuss loser because you didn't leave the house until age 3?
That means a backyard, a sunroom, not on public transportation.I do feel bad for your kids.
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Originally Posted By Godfrd824⏩
That means a backyard, a sunroom, not on public transportation.I do feel bad for your kids.
Who in there right mind would ever let a child under 18 out in their backyard? God knows what kind of hazardous **** your neighbor might be burning. What if some sort of diseased animal runs up to them? No thanks jeff keeping my kid indoors
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Originally Posted By Dec4y⏩
If you don't want to hear a crying baby on a plane then charter your own flight.
i cant wait to get me some a-rab money *rubs hands*

im gonna spend racks on private flights for random trips to costco. #bigboss
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Originally Posted By FFailed⏩
Who in there right mind would ever let a child under 18 out in their backyard? God knows what kind of hazardous **** your neighbor might be burning. What if some sort of diseased animal runs up to them? No thanks jeff keeping my kid indoors
Don't be poor and all those problems disappear.
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Originally Posted By Godfrd824⏩
That means a backyard, a sunroom, not on public transportation.I do feel bad for your kids.
You can save your sympathy, since everyone in this thread feels bad for you.

Do you think kids under 3 years old have been quarantined away from "other people" at any point in human history? And do you honestly think that this is good for their development?

At least we now know why your social skills and sense of humour seem on par with your room temperature IQ, you weird little autist.

Read the link I posted above, facts don't care about your feelings.
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Originally Posted By Godfrd824⏩
Don't be poor and all those problems disappear.
That is very true. If you are wealthy you can invest in some sort of high tech bubble for your children to protect from diseases and such. I think thats how rich people usually vacation with their kids before 3.
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Originally Posted By FFailed⏩
That is very true. If you are wealthy you can invest in some sort of high tech bubble for your children to protect from diseases and such. I think thats how rich people usually vacation with their kids before 3.
Exactly.

Maybe this is why the children of the ultra wealthy always grow up to be well rounded, balanced individuals?
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Originally Posted By FFailed⏩
That is very true. If you are wealthy you can invest in some sort of high tech bubble for your children to protect from diseases and such. I think thats how rich people usually vacation with their kids before 3.
This bubble would also work if your neighbour's dog is waking up your newborn babies.
Originally Posted By TheCreature55⏩
You're talking out of your ass, and as a result you're completely wrong according to experts.

https://www.webmd.com/parenting/baby...ewborn-outside

Exposure to sounds, other people, different situations, etc actually has well documented benefits for babies.

Did you turn out to be such an awkward sourpuss loser because you didn't leave the house until age 3?
Exposure to sounds like dogs barking?
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Originally Posted By TheCreature55⏩
You can save your sympathy, since everyone in this thread feels bad for you.

Do you think kids under 3 years old have been quarantined away from "other people" at any point in human history? And do you honestly think that this is good for their development?

At least we now know why your social skills and sense of humour seem on par with your room temperature IQ, you weird little autist.

Read the link I posted above, facts don't care about your feelings.
One woman's opinion = facts now. It's no wonder you're a failure who has to ride a bike because he can't afford a vehicle. Then he gets cranky when he sees someone driving a luxury SUV. What could you possibly know about proper development, you're a poverton who lives in the ghetto and has to contend with barking dogs at all times of the day.

Enjoy your poverty vacation with your kids who won't even know what's happening. Gotta put your pleasure before your kid's safety, that's what your parents did, and that's why you're so successful.
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Originally Posted By TheCreature55⏩
Exactly.

Maybe this is why the children of the ultra wealthy always grow up to be well rounded, balanced individuals?
You're not even a funny troll. You come across as not all that bright and bored. Do better.
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Originally Posted By Godfrd824⏩
One woman's opinion = facts now. It's no wonder you're a failure who has to ride a bike because he can't afford a vehicle.
Hilarious. So the opinion of a WebMD article is clearly just as valid as yours, a weirdo on the misc who doesn't seem to know all that much about anything? Is that how you're framing it?

Facts don't care about your feelings, snowflake.
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Originally Posted By TheCreature55⏩
Hilarious. So the opinion of a WebMD article is clearly just as valid as yours, a weirdo on the misc who doesn't seem to know all that much about anything?

Facts don't care about your feelings, snowflake.
So we are going by the WebMD article...
Originally Posted By TheCreature55⏩
You're talking out of your ass, and as a result you're completely wrong according to experts.

https://www.webmd.com/parenting/baby...ewborn-outside

Exposure to sounds, other people, different situations, etc actually has well documented benefits for babies.

Did you turn out to be such an awkward sourpuss loser because you didn't leave the house until age 3?
Again, since we are looking to stimulate the baby with sounds, what's wrong with the barking dog?

It's "good for the baby's development".
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Originally Posted By TheCreature55⏩
Hilarious. So theopinionof a WebMD article is clearly just as valid as yours, a weirdo on the misc who doesn't seem to know all that much about anything? Is that how you're framing it?

Factsdon't care about your feelings, snowflake.
Is it fact or opinion, make up your mind. There is one thing I know, I know I don't have to deal with barking dogs, because I don't live in a slum.
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