The parents of a toddler are being ridiculed online after videos surfaced of their child disrupting passengers on a long-haul flight.
The parents of a toddler are being ridiculed online after videos surfaced of their child disrupting several rows of passengers on a long-haulshows the child standing on top of a tray table, pulling and pushing the chair in front of them, and crying and screaming at the top of their lungs.
Other passengers on the flight described how the child was left to ‘run wild’ throughout the whole duration of the 8-hour journey, and that in several occasions when her parents tried to stop her, she shouted in their face and continued causing a fuss.As a result, the chair belonging to the man in front of the toddler starts to shake while the table looks as though it might break under her weight.
The clip ends with the little girl turning around to face a woman who appears to be her mother, and shouting in her face. Worst journey to ever get on. What would you do if a child did this for most of your 8 hour long flight?One user simply stated: “I would feel like a failed parent if my kids were doing this and I was just straight up allowing it.”One critic made the point that ‘child-free sections’ should be implemented on planes. about his experience, another passenger on the unfortunate flight, the child’s tantrum began when the plane’s Wifi didn’t work on her parent’s iPad.
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