Changing a baby's diaper in F seat - SXM - MIA 6/10
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Originally Posted by LHR/MEL/Europe FF
Anyone notice the advertisements at the bottom of each page of this thread?
'all the diaper cloth'
'baby changing table pad'
'adult diapers'
Classic!
'all the diaper cloth'
'baby changing table pad'
'adult diapers'
Classic!
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With diaper changing, gum on seats, mothers milking their babies and all sorts of unspeakables and only in First Class I am tempted to make my next trip in coach. Seriously, I mean nothing untoward ever happens back there...
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Originally Posted by Fraser
With diaper changing, gum on seats, mothers milking their babies and all sorts of unspeakables and only in First Class I am tempted to make my next trip in coach. Seriously, I mean nothing untoward ever happens back there...
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Originally Posted by BenjaminNYC
No. These inconsiderate things happen back there too.
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Originally Posted by spurg
I saw a guy getting a bj across the aisle in Y class 2 years ago. But that was Delta.
Was it long(haul)?
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Originally Posted by spurg
I saw a guy getting a bj across the aisle in Y class 2 years ago. But that was Delta.
Seriously.. How long did you watch?
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Originally Posted by IceTrojan
Gotta love the statements of entitlement from some who chose to procreate, as if that's an excuse to be inconsiderate.
The whole "it takes a village to raise a child" chant from fat HillBillery Clinton makes us puke. It's a different world from a hundred years ago. Today it should be that you pay for everything to raise that kid and if you can't, then society nails your butt and you work overtime to help pay your fair share. Otherwise, keep a plug in it.
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Originally Posted by spurg
I saw a guy getting a bj across the aisle in Y class 2 years ago. But that was Delta.
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faahhhgetaboutit
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The class of service is irrelevant. Those of you who think that babies should not be in F show a bit too much superiority for me. Babies and people who behave poorly should not be in ANY class of service. No one likes a screaming baby, but it doesn't matter if it's in first or coach -- sometimes babies cry. And sometimes people get way too drunk on airlines, particularly with the free-flowing scotch in F.
Regarding changing babies -- I feel that it is the airline's responsibility to provide an appropriate place for this. If the restrooms allow for this, great. If the restrooms are too small, make one BIGGER for this purpose. Changing a diaper in the passenger seating area is not appropriate -- the airline needs to deal with this and make an appropriate place for this. (No, the drink trolly is NOT an appropriate place.)
Breast feeding? Breast feeding is fair game anywhere. GET OVER IT and if it makes you uptight, look the other way.
Regarding changing babies -- I feel that it is the airline's responsibility to provide an appropriate place for this. If the restrooms allow for this, great. If the restrooms are too small, make one BIGGER for this purpose. Changing a diaper in the passenger seating area is not appropriate -- the airline needs to deal with this and make an appropriate place for this. (No, the drink trolly is NOT an appropriate place.)
Breast feeding? Breast feeding is fair game anywhere. GET OVER IT and if it makes you uptight, look the other way.
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Originally Posted by srallen
Breast feeding? Breast feeding is fair game anywhere. GET OVER IT and if it makes you uptight, look the other way.
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Originally Posted by srallen
Breast feeding? Breast feeding is fair game anywhere. GET OVER IT and if it makes you uptight, look the other way.
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Originally Posted by srallen
The class of service is irrelevant. Those of you who think that babies should not be in F show a bit too much superiority for me. Babies and people who behave poorly should not be in ANY class of service. No one likes a screaming baby, but it doesn't matter if it's in first or coach -- sometimes babies cry. And sometimes people get way too drunk on airlines, particularly with the free-flowing scotch in F.
Regarding changing babies -- I feel that it is the airline's responsibility to provide an appropriate place for this. If the restrooms allow for this, great. If the restrooms are too small, make one BIGGER for this purpose. Changing a diaper in the passenger seating area is not appropriate -- the airline needs to deal with this and make an appropriate place for this. (No, the drink trolly is NOT an appropriate place.)
Breast feeding? Breast feeding is fair game anywhere. GET OVER IT and if it makes you uptight, look the other way.
Regarding changing babies -- I feel that it is the airline's responsibility to provide an appropriate place for this. If the restrooms allow for this, great. If the restrooms are too small, make one BIGGER for this purpose. Changing a diaper in the passenger seating area is not appropriate -- the airline needs to deal with this and make an appropriate place for this. (No, the drink trolly is NOT an appropriate place.)
Breast feeding? Breast feeding is fair game anywhere. GET OVER IT and if it makes you uptight, look the other way.
Oh, lord. Here we go again
Cheers.
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Originally Posted by KevAZ
Exactly my sentiments. We waited until we were 35 and 33 yrs old to have one child. We don't send him to public schools because a huge percentage of the students come from wealthy families that have no interest in raising people. So we pay for public schools for rotten kids from families with our income to waste time away, and then we pay for a private school to raise a responsible person.
The whole "it takes a village to raise a child" chant from fat HillBillery Clinton makes us puke. It's a different world from a hundred years ago. Today it should be that you pay for everything to raise that kid and if you can't, then society nails your butt and you work overtime to help pay your fair share. Otherwise, keep a plug in it.
The whole "it takes a village to raise a child" chant from fat HillBillery Clinton makes us puke. It's a different world from a hundred years ago. Today it should be that you pay for everything to raise that kid and if you can't, then society nails your butt and you work overtime to help pay your fair share. Otherwise, keep a plug in it.
Apparently, you wasted your time in the 'public school' of which you speak or you would not resort to immature insults because you do not share someone's opinion.
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I hate the smell of diapers let alone a cry b in FC. It''s like the cellphone yackers. If I caught a mother changing her junior next to me I would say to heryour baby smells now get a life and use the lav. If she doesn't move I would tell the flight attendant. And if she still refuses I would tell her to move her smelly baby away.
If I had a baby I would never never never never never never change him/her in a seat. Why is their a lav?
If I had a baby I would never never never never never never change him/her in a seat. Why is their a lav?