A toddler cried non-stop during a flight. Two strangers locked her in the bathroom

[RehReh]

Going by the responses alone, few in this thread have been on a red eye flight with someone's baby screaming non stop

Aww

We were all babies once
People tend to forget that

 

[3rdWorld]

Aww

We were all babies once
People tend to forget that

Old school parents knew how to shut up a baby

Just pop a titty in its mouth

But cacs outlawed that in public..so

 

[RehReh]

Old school parents knew how to shut up a baby

Just pop a titty in its mouth

But cacs outlawed that in public..so

Saw a white lady feeding her baby at the back of the plane
Sad that she had to do it standing, all that money for fares they could at least have a maternity corner.

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

Let's see who actually reads the article

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

They don't value children there

They actually do. America is where they don't value children

 

[Regular Developer]

Going by the responses alone, few in this thread have been on a red eye flight with someone's baby screaming non stop

I have, but that's why you get noise cancelling headphones

 

[ChatGPT-5]

Why did the grandparents not stop her from crying? That was their job.

They didn't do it so two women offered to help. The grandparents agreed and they got the kid to stop crying. They didn't lock her in there alone. They sat with the kid in the bathroom.

They shouldn't have filmed her.

this.

I see nothing wrong. I am assuming the majority of folks headline read and started typing away smh.

 

[ScoopNScore]

this.

I see nothing wrong. I am assuming the majority of folks headline read and started typing away smh.

Issa shame cuz it's a quick article too I love the "30 year olds have emotional breakdowns too" excuse...never seen some grown ass person start randomly crying a flight and any further than that and they'll either be tossed out the plane or duct taped to their seats