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Originally Posted by JustJess
1. Yeah, if the business is choosing to cater to a particular audience ala your aunt's restaurant, more power to them. But the airline doesn't have this as part of their business model. So it's wrong, to me.
2. I doubt very much that kids that are acting up are cute to their parents, either. I also don't consider "bye bye plane" to be acting up, if probably annoying.
I just get fed up with people and their "only MY wants/needs/desires matter! MINE MINE MINE!" That goes for parents that keep screaming kids in public places and people who want normal-level noisy kids kept away from any possible interaction with them.
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I just want to say that i agree with these points.
I don't necessarily have a problem with businesses that exclude children.
I do try to keep my kid from being disruptive, and if it is reasonable to do so i tend to remove my kid from the area if she can't chill out. That being said, if you're the type who can't handle being in the same area as a whiny kid, then you and the whiny kid have a lot in common. The kid has a valid excuse for acting like a baby, what's yours?