Anonymous wrote:Last night we flew back to DC. Family in front of us had 5 kids (1 was a lap child), mom & nanny.
Lap child was never in a lap. Was bouncing around the sears during take off/landing. We hit bad turbulence during landing & kid bounced up & hit her hear on ceiling.
Kids were throwing skittles at passengers in front. Also lots of screaming. At one point older kiddo (maybe 3rd grade) was dumping soda on younger (maybe 1st grade) brother. Same 1st grade brother definitely peed on the seat. Not on accident. Like stood up- unzipped pants & peed.
Mom moved away from kids midway and sat further up- leaving nanny with 5 kids.
That’s the fact pattern- what would you have done?
Anonymous wrote:
The flight attendant should always check that everyone is buckled in during take-off and landing. The baby could have died - others have died in similar circumstances.
The rest is not a life and death situation. Still annoying, though. I might have warned a flight attendant that seat x had pee on it, while going out of the plane.
Anonymous wrote:I would have turned my airpods up and put on my eyemask.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sorry this isn't believable. There is no way a flight attendant didn't intervene. What a poor troll attempt
+1 It's like a troll by someone who has only seen planes in movies. Baby flew up and hit its head on the CEILING during turbulence? Mom got up and moved away (where? Just standing in first class?) partway through the flight, so the nanny was alone?
LMAO
That is what actually happens with "lap babies" during extreme turbulence....and other people who aren't seat belted in.
Yep, and no flight attendant checks on them afterwards. Nobody notices a kid standing up, turning around, and intentionally peeing onto their seat. Nobody calls the flight attendant for any of this. This is all real life, just like how it happens on planes all the time.
Then the nanny got sucked out a window that she opened on accident!
Anonymous wrote:Ughh....some of this sounds like me. I just flew out with my four kids to visit my sister and see my niece get baptized. On the was back, I started giving my 5 year old a starburst for every page of hidden pictures he could find. I let him just throw the wrappers on the floor thinking we would get them later. Then all five of us fell asleep. We woke up when the plane landed at 1am. My second grader woke up wet. Here, she had peed while she was sleeping. She started crying because she was tired and wanted to clean herself up, but couldn’t get up while the plane was taxiing. Finally, the plane stops, and she runs back to the bathroom to change. While she is gone, my fourth grader, who I hadn’t noticed was looking kind of green, pukes everywhere. Meanwhile, my 5 year old won’t wake up all of the way and keeps laying on me. When my second grader got back and saw all of the vomit, she kind of lost it and started sobbing loudly.
So, my fifth grader picked up everyone’s books and threw them in his own backpack and took her off the plane. I helped my fourth grader get a little cleaned up, grabbed my little one who refused to walk, and left. I apologized profusely to the flight attendants on our way out. What we left behind was seriously disgusting.
I don’t know why I am telling this story here. Big families on planes? But it was about the worst ten minutes of my life.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ughh....some of this sounds like me. I just flew out with my four kids to visit my sister and see my niece get baptized. On the was back, I started giving my 5 year old a starburst for every page of hidden pictures he could find. I let him just throw the wrappers on the floor thinking we would get them later. Then all five of us fell asleep. We woke up when the plane landed at 1am. My second grader woke up wet. Here, she had peed while she was sleeping. She started crying because she was tired and wanted to clean herself up, but couldn’t get up while the plane was taxiing. Finally, the plane stops, and she runs back to the bathroom to change. While she is gone, my fourth grader, who I hadn’t noticed was looking kind of green, pukes everywhere. Meanwhile, my 5 year old won’t wake up all of the way and keeps laying on me. When my second grader got back and saw all of the vomit, she kind of lost it and started sobbing loudly.
So, my fifth grader picked up everyone’s books and threw them in his own backpack and took her off the plane. I helped my fourth grader get a little cleaned up, grabbed my little one who refused to walk, and left. I apologized profusely to the flight attendants on our way out. What we left behind was seriously disgusting.
I don’t know why I am telling this story here. Big families on planes? But it was about the worst ten minutes of my life.
Think about how bad it was for your neighbors and the flight attendants having to clean up after you. Gross.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sorry this isn't believable. There is no way a flight attendant didn't intervene. What a poor troll attempt
+1 It's like a troll by someone who has only seen planes in movies. Baby flew up and hit its head on the CEILING during turbulence? Mom got up and moved away (where? Just standing in first class?) partway through the flight, so the nanny was alone?
LMAO
That is what actually happens with "lap babies" during extreme turbulence....and other people who aren't seat belted in.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sorry this isn't believable. There is no way a flight attendant didn't intervene. What a poor troll attempt
+1 It's like a troll by someone who has only seen planes in movies. Baby flew up and hit its head on the CEILING during turbulence? Mom got up and moved away (where? Just standing in first class?) partway through the flight, so the nanny was alone?
LMAO
Anonymous wrote:Ughh....some of this sounds like me. I just flew out with my four kids to visit my sister and see my niece get baptized. On the was back, I started giving my 5 year old a starburst for every page of hidden pictures he could find. I let him just throw the wrappers on the floor thinking we would get them later. Then all five of us fell asleep. We woke up when the plane landed at 1am. My second grader woke up wet. Here, she had peed while she was sleeping. She started crying because she was tired and wanted to clean herself up, but couldn’t get up while the plane was taxiing. Finally, the plane stops, and she runs back to the bathroom to change. While she is gone, my fourth grader, who I hadn’t noticed was looking kind of green, pukes everywhere. Meanwhile, my 5 year old won’t wake up all of the way and keeps laying on me. When my second grader got back and saw all of the vomit, she kind of lost it and started sobbing loudly.
So, my fifth grader picked up everyone’s books and threw them in his own backpack and took her off the plane. I helped my fourth grader get a little cleaned up, grabbed my little one who refused to walk, and left. I apologized profusely to the flight attendants on our way out. What we left behind was seriously disgusting.
I don’t know why I am telling this story here. Big families on planes? But it was about the worst ten minutes of my life.