Maybe so, but in those cases one can (as I
do) take it up with them.. politely of course....and if that fails to achieve the desired result, refer the matter to the FA's/CSD....
Not possible in the case of a screaming infant. In fact one pretty well MUST suffer in silence (as I do)... simply because any complaints would invariably lead to comments along the lines of some seen in this thread...
Demanding "we" advise "what can a parent reasonably do?"...
Why are you asking me ? **
I don't know.. I don't even have children.. You do... you work it out. Read the instruction manual or something....
Don't they come with an "OFF" switch?
** I DO know the question is rhetorical, just trying to have a bit of fun while making a small point.... unlike other disruptive pax, when it comes to the very young everyone else pretty much has to just put up with it. And that's fine.. sorta.... until we are "told" (verbally or otherwise) that we are "unreasonable" for complaining.... or for even daring to actually BE "disrupted".....