Originally Posted by
gnedge
.. Focus on your comfort and that of your child, not anyone else's.
This includes using the clubs and accepting upgrades when you're lucky. Forget about what anyone else thinks. ...
Don't know about you but I am usually the first one to be inconvenienced (and embarrassed) if my kids start screaming in a lounge or demand a walk on a plane. Therefore I avoid lounges because i'd rather see kids scream if they want to near some empty gate - when traveling with kids, traditional lounges simple do not offer me what i need.
Same for upgrades - with a lap kid i'd much rather sit in Y if i can get an empty seat next to me - that's much more important than some perks of F i can't really benefit from anyways.
"Inconveniencing others" usually means inconveniencing me even more and i'd rather minimize that.
