Should Rotten inconsiderate parents with brats be banned or confines to the back of the Air planes?

Question

Should Babies/kids that still where a S H I T diaper be banned or confines to the back of the Air planes?
Please read very True

http://www.nobeliefs.com/babies.htm

Answer 1

I didn't read it all, but I like the idea. Parents could be in one section while others who are flying alone or with a mate who want peace and quite can. I totally agree. We didn't force them to have kids.

Answer 2

The author of the web page utterly lacks knowledge about children. Yes, there are visually unappealing ones and ones that make flights extremely uncomfortable, but not all babies are like that. Also, sometimes the poopy diaper is unavoidable when traveling. Airports still have a long way to go to be realistic about families and I have had the personal experience of having to run from one side of a large airport to the other with a baby (no stroller). That did NOT leave any time for me to stop at the bathroom.
Also, addressing something in the "article", other animals are not born with more knowledge than humans about where to defecate. They also learn it from their parent(s). I have no doubt the the toilet-using cat being referred to is an ADULT animal.
Most baby animals DO cry, it's just that humans take longer than others to discover other sounds and so it's more noticeable. This crying is to make sure they aren't ignored, which is in theory meant to prevent neglect.

I suggest both you and the author of this ridiculous page take a couple lessons in child care. Do us all a favor if you're going to believe something so bullheaded, neuter yourself. That'd be a hundred less babies for you to worry about and less "ignorance" genes in the pool.

Answer 3

Yes. People with young children, say under 5, should be placed in a certain part of the plane. Away from all the other people. Kinda like first class except not. If these people can not control their kids, other people shouldn't have to suffer.

Answer 4

I don't have so much trouble with the smell of diapers. The stinky socks of my fellow travellers are often much worse... Nevertheless, I think that screaming toddlers are a real nuisance on a 8-14 hour flight and I think it could be a good idea to provide some kind of protection for people who want to sleep or relax.

Answer 5

I love babies, but some people think parenthood turns them into celebs, who can behave as they want with no consideration for others, always first in line for eveything and leaving a trail of poo and rotting food in their wake. Yep, back of the plane.

Answer 6

I have no problem with babies on board. Their ears pop, which makes them cry. Sometimes its real hard to make a baby shut up. Annoying kids that are old enough to know better should be disciplined and stay quiet while on the plane.

Answer 7

Yeah but you were a crying ugly baby a while back. What should your parents have done with you? Everybody has babies, if we didn't then we would become extinct. Deal with the fact that babies can not be left in the house by themselves. We all sat in our own s h i t before.

Answer 8

Can we also see a section of the plane sectioned off for:
loud mouthed arrogant passengers
drunks
adult whingers
constant users of the lav
the smelly feet brigade
belchers
farters
those with a fear of flying that cry/sing/laugh incessantly
those that refuse to sleep with the light off
those that sing along to songs they're listening to on their headphones
those over a certain weight/height

Shall I continue?

Answer 9

omigosh dude you have serious issues with diapers....haha - you must have been one funny baby when u were little. So much anger...chill...maybe you'll have a kid someday and then you can deal with annoying peeps like yourself. You know...your comments remind me of something....ah - a spoiled 2 year old...

Answer 10

Although I have no problems with babies, I think for conveninece sake, they should be placed near the bathrooms to handle the kids