But if your baby is crying, you should be trying this instead of the flight attendant. Also, if your baby is crying on a flight, take your baby to the bathroom and inspect the clothing, it could be something itching, your baby.
I used to have a neighbor from Jamaica who was like this, just magic when it came to babies. My little brother got frequent ear infections as a baby, and he’d scream for _hours_ all day long. My mom was so sleep deprived that she would fall asleep standing up. But whenever Miss B from next door heard him screaming she’d come over and all she had to do was hold him, and he’d immediately stop crying. It was crazy. Like she had magical powers over babies.
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Babies are very in tune with their mothers. They can tell if they're stressed and won't calm down because their cues are telling them they're in a stressful or dangerous situation. Nature is so crazy
@@achanwahnThat's so true. I always tried to stay calm and relaxed when my son was born with Kiss Syndrome. He had so much pain the poor sweetheart, which was actually completely unnecessary, but the maternity woman decided that she had to put her hands inside me (??!!!!!) to pull my son out on his quiet big head. He was a big baby (5 kilograms) but the pulling she did almost choked him and than he got stuck with his shoulders and afterwards with his crossed legs!!!! She destroyed my son to have a miserable babytime and my "hoohah" 😢 for any pregnancy after that. I was lucky enough to get another baby girl (I had one 4 years before my son) and afterwards I was told not to be pregnant 💔 again. To dangerous! I am still sad 😔 about what happened to me 😢...
@achanwahn I can vouch for that. my.ma said I was always crying as a baby (I rarely got ill). gee, I wonder why I was crying all the time 😂😂 (my mom is kinda neurotic , type that can't stay still, but can't be fully present or empathic either)
6 weeks after giving birth and the JetBlue Staff could see how tired I was. Once we were airborne, they took my son on shifts and said "Mama get some rest." They handed him back only to land. That 2.5 hours of sleep made such a difference. Ill never forget those angels ❤
As a retired teacher, when I fly, I carry a soft hand puppet, an Old Maid's deck of cards, a sensory/tactile baby book, a few photocopied coloring pages and an 8 pack of crayons, small puzzles, a doll and an outfit. Dollar Tree stuff. All are in original wrappings and age appropriate to a variety of developmental stages. I give the item to the adult traveling with the child. The novelty of the stuff preoccupies the child and its worth the cost of the items ($20 or so) to have a peaceful flight.
I was on a plane when a baby wouldnt stop crying and the an african woman next to me, went to the mom, grabbed the baby put him on her back and tied her with a blanket and walked up and down the aisle untilthe baby fell asleep, the mom was so grateful
That back swaddling has been helping us in Africa since the beginning of age. You put a baby on a mummy's back the sleep and restfulness is always superb 😊
I ofen help parents when out & about ... when parent is open ... by helping baby to stop crying. And I'm not a mom. It's easy though for me to tune in ....
This is great. Some people are so gifted to help upset children & it's not always the parents. Sometimes it takes someone they aren't used to. Wonderful flight attendant!!!
It's also bc the mom is stressed and the baby feeds off of it, the flight attendant isn't stressed. This happened to me at my sister in law's, she picked her up and my baby immediately stopped crying bc she wasn't stressed out. It happens to a lot of new moms.
This lady is amazing the mom was probably stressed and was probably a new mom that didn't know how to handle the situation so props on moms for helping other moms
She probably tried everything else that usually works . I don't think she would have done it even if she thought there might be a chance for it to work..because people don't feel comfortable being the center of attention with hundreds of people around especially with a screaming baby frustrating everybody.. As for the babies their ears often if not always get plugged up at high altitude as the pressure on the plane is equalized , right? , and I'm sure it freaks kids out . Screaming for a little while helps , as the jaw muscles help unplug them .. though they may still continue crying out of frustration. The flight attendant was the perfect person for that situation , IMO.
@@pxndaa she looks old enough to maybe have a son or daughter around 18-19 they could be at college or in their own place by then. But most likely she’s just good with kids. A lot of women are just naturally gifted with children.
No such thing as late - you view when you do and comment when and as you wish- yesterday I was on videos 14 years old, they had original comments and still had some from yesterday and day before and so on- like a viral diary
@@kate4biglittlevoices Yeah this isn't Twitter where response time limits are expected depending on what's trending, you can comment on something whenever you like here on YT 😊
During a flight, my daughter was missing her dad because he wasn’t with us on this trip so she was just NOT HAVING IT. It was 3am, I was exhausted and 2 flight attendants came over and asked if they could help. They picked her up and played with her, walked her up and down the aisle and she eventually fell asleep. Angels ❤
@@minzekatzein your eyes, but for mom there she was maybe seeing grandparents or something like that and Dad had to work...these things happen in families. Considering Mom took the trip unassisted just by that principal alone is a big win. The added help just was a good sweetener on top of the trip. Good going mom! Hope you enjoyed your trip!
@dblbohey, she’s my co-worker. She is a very kind-hearted, bubbly, sweet spirited person who beautiful outwardly and inwardly. My co-heart and friend is a whole vibe all by herself!
What flights have u been on recently i’ve never had an issue with other passengers and i’ve flown at least 3 or 4 round trips a year over the past few years
This is what kindness and compassion looks like! No parent wants to have his/her baby crying on a plane! It’s very stressful. Let’s all work together! ❤
Man my mom told me when I was younger and I would not stop crying on the plane and this super nice flight attendant took care of me the whole flight. Props to the flight attendant in this video 👏👏
@@Sneakycastro69 hmm for me, I don't think the original commentor meant anything like that. But I can see how it could be construed differently. When I saw the word caretaker, I thought of loving/calming parental energy.
@@Sneakycastro69caretaker means someone that takes care. No one made it about race or anything like that you’re just looking to be mad. Who taught you that a mother isn’t a care taker? Kinda of weird of you to assume she’s Hispanic based on how she looks too.
@@user-uw7jz1xy9y spoken like a lonely little loser lmaoooo. Tell me, how many times a day do you sit by yourself seething with anger knowing you’ll forever be alone and miserable? How does it feel to be such a small pathetic excuse for a man?
@@HalfNHalf. Imagine thinking the fact that this lady helped not only the mother, but everyone on the plane, is someone making it "about them" lmao. Please 🙄
Y’all remember that video of the man cursing out a baby on the plane when he started crying then started yelling at the parents…. Glad to see some people with some compassion ❤
@@ronaldogutierrez8807 we all win either way regardless of who gets knocked. The asshole who yelled at a baby or the assholes who couldn't stop their baby from crying in an inescapable confined space.
The first time we went to Florida and the first time we went on a plane. My 2 young kids sat in a little section by themselves. They colored a little booklet thanking the flight attendants. They gave it to them. So they brought them ice cream. And they told them that they would display the booklet in their offices. The kids also got a sweet thank you card from the airline !! Now my son has passed away from Cystic Fibrosis. So I’m crying as I enter this. Blessings to this flight attendant and all the viewers !! 🦋
@@richard--s 🦋 You are so sweet. Thank you for your comforting message. He loved life to it’s fullest. At twenty years old he had a lung transplant from my husband and my brother as donors. He got another twenty one bonus years. I know that he is with Jesus. Love from California. 🪼
On my way back from a trip I saw a mother with her baby and her husband. They took turns holding the kid and he was the sweetest little thing. Never once made a peep. The care that mother had nearly made me cry as I was going through a rough time and so I gave her a little note telling her how I felt without being verbal. She gave me one back and made me cry because she was so positive and sweet. I'll never forget the little things that humans do for each other.
You sound like a really pure, sweet soul. I bet that note meant alot to that Mum. There are many, many wonderful humans out there and even the grumpy ones that are being trod on by the darkness in life, well, they just need to be shown the light of kind humanity again....As for the humans that are corrupted by power, greed and money? Well Thankfully, the good humans outnumbered the really shitty ones and hopefully one day, the shitty ones will also find the light again. Keep smiling lovely soul ❤️
If that was my kid I would have cried. Like how sweet and undertaking someone would be to just go out their way and help me. That’ speaks a lot about how kind they are.
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As a parent having travelled with kids, I totally relate and am completely patient with kids who are having a hard time flying. The ones who piss me off are the cranky passengers who complain for stupid reasons.
Ya... if only parents had enough empathy to not put their babies and others through this bs in the 1st place.... yet nooo the narcissists need to get to where they're going be damned everyone else Even Their Own Childs Health and Discomfort....
My first baby wouldnt stop crying no matter how I tried to comfort or nurse him. I remembered how I got dirty looks and told I wasn't good mother, it was a older couple of women who came to my rescue and helped quite him and even comforted ME by saying babies are just fussy and scared and I was.doing all I could just right, heck I think I was at that moment needing their mothering just as much as my son. Now I try to pay it forward when I can when I see a new mom in situation I was in so long ago. Little kindness can go along way.
Not only did she handle the situation so smoothly she also gave the baby a great 1st time flight experience as well which is cool. Respect to her for helping out of pure kindness and I’m sure the mom really appreciated her help
Is it not just doing her job? Granted she didn’t have to do that, but that would be doing the bare minimum. So I’d consider this doing the job she’s paid for well.
I love people like this flight attendant. The world would be such a better place if more people offered to help rather than complain. It truly takes a village.
You can tell that she’s a mom too. She comforted him with such ease like it was an every day thing for her. Some flight attendants truly are good people and I hate that so many people mistreat them
But not recognized enough as the attendant also has a job description and list of duties she might even be chastised when people complain their food is late, or there's no cups in the water cooler, excuse me but ive been asking for a blanket...on a long-haul flight the amount of work in the galley, having to shut and lock everything back in place. It's not everyone who goes off on her own initiative, off script.
Babies usually calm down once you start carrying them and walking around. The problem is that usually the moms are too exhausted to take the baby and walk. This flight attendant was sent down from God as a gift.
@Givebackthescarf this baby is a bit old to be swaddled. And not all babies like it. My daughter never wanted to be swaddled "properly". But she'd fall asleep immediately when I wrapped her body and left her legs out
She's definitely a mom. She was quick to act, remained 100% calm, and found a way to soothe the baby. EDIT: Okay, I get it. It can also be aunties, older siblings, etc. Mother is just what came to my ADHD riddled brain first, and I had to write and post the comment before I lost focus.
That's something only an apath would assume. Im better with kids than a lot of moms are. I have a soul and care about all children(unlike most moms who only care about their own). Also helped raise little ones. Grow tf up and gain some experience if youre not empathetic enough to understand compassion and concern outside of shared experiences. Another devil in disguise. No empathy. No soul. Oh we arent implying stupid ass assumptions about countless ppl? You did.
I don't have kids but can calm little ones when no one else can, get shy kids to open up, and "difficult"kids behave well with me. Children will share their fears with me even though we just met.
She's definitely a rare breed... People on airplane are so hateful and greedy towards mothers and small children, finally someone treats mothers and children with some kindness and understanding.
Tbh it depends. In most public transports, the parents just basically don't care anymore what their kids doing. It gets hella annoying at time and they don't even try to discipline them. And incases of babies, its not their fault but also customers are not their to hear your baby cry all day in a long plane journey. Im glad the flight attendant acted fast.
Just got off a flight mum and dad 3 kids screaming for 2 hours straight it was horrible they where out of control and the parents did nothing! People r not hateful or greedy for having bleeding ears when parents cannot teach their children to behave.
Most flight attendants are really good. Treat them with respect and it’s amazing what you get back. I travel for business so I’ve got more than a little bit of experience. Just chill on flights and all will be good
Also to make sure to make the flight attendant’s job a lot more easier for them and if you have a question then you can go up to a flight attendant and ask them your question
People are angry and look for a reason to hate someone. Years ago people were more understanding. Now if you're different in any way they see it as an excuse to be mean even if you haven't done anything that bad.
I had a waitress do this for my wife and I once at a higher end restaurant when my 1 year old daughter started having a melt down. She just scooped her up like a loving aunt and started talking to her while carrying her around always staying in eye sight. She brought her back in about 15 minutes. She was amazing... and so was her tip!
Did she at least make sure it was okay with you? Because sure, while ultimately her intentions seemed be well placed and you guy’s ultimate appreciated it as well… but how you describe it as “she just scooped her up” makes it seem she just suddenly did it with out ever making sure it was fine with yours guys. Which tbh would be incredibly inappropriate no matter the intentions in my opinion
@@Austin.Kilgore It's hard to explain, knowing looks were exchanged. Mine embarrassed and apologetic, hers understanding. I would never have asked her to do that and would have resisted her verbal offer to help and my guess is that she knew it. She had a way about her, a kindness, a confidence, she got down on my daughters level and she calmed immediately. That's when she just gently took charge, she scooped her up and said let me just show this little sweetie around and we did not object. There was a large water feature in the center of the dining room with lights and plants that she slowly worked her way around pointing out all of the items of interest. It was very sweet and she was absolutely professional and again never out of sight. Honestly I think that while it was a kindness for us, it was at least as much for the other guests and even the resturant in that her actions absolutely helped maintain the ambiance. This was 36 years ago and the first and only time I have seen or even heard of this kind of service. We live in a different world but that's not to say it couldn't still happen today if all parties were willing to sign a 10 page legal document. lol...ish
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I’ve done this several times at restaurants I love children I have one of my own and I know sometimes how embarrassing and frustrating it can be for parents. One significant time was a lady was at the same lab as me and she had a fresh baby maybe max like a few weeks old and she had it in a carrier this lady was alone and trying to calm her baby when they called her name I walked over and said listen how about I stay with your little one you get a window of a break to do your lab work and I’ll wait for you here. She almost cried and said are you sure I said she’ll be fine. She went in and a few min later her baby was fed changed and asleep and she was thankful. Gotta help our fellow moms out there. ❤
Shes obviously a mother!! Her mama instincts shining threw!! I’m sure the baby’s mom was so appreciative and relieved. It’s stressful enough flying period, even more stressful flying with a baby … then a crying baby on top of it is the worst and you know everyone around you is looking at you and sighing and always has something to say like you can control it like babies have on and off buttons. So stressful so this is so sweet!
Took my oldest on his first flight when he was about 1½. Philly - Phoenix AZ, it was a 5hr flight straight through and he sat on my lap the entire trip. Of course, when we landed, I waited for everyone else to get off before us, and sooooooo many ppl commented that they never even knew a baby was on board 🥰 He was really, such a well-behaved baby!!
I have experienced this, but in the opposite order. I was sitting right behind a baby and the mom. I was definitely not looking forward to the experience, but this baby was the best behaved baby I've ever seen. They laughed loudly 1 time, and everyone just commented how cute it was.
I don’t know how many times I’ve told people to talk to their babies! They understand and it helps them a lot especially when speaking with a soothing voice.
Parents should understand children and babies are uncomfortable on airplanes because their ears pop and they can’t tell you what is going on with their little bodies.
Babies ears actually don’t pop, they’re tube that goes from ear to their nose hasn’t fullly developed yet. So there’s just a bunch of pressure. The popping realizes the pressure for us. Babies don’t get relieved of that pressure
They on a plane where would everyone go? Kinda hard to kidnap a child like that. Babies hate it when parent is sitting with them. Gotta have the door open to get out. 😆 🤣
I had an amazing fight attendant like this when i went 2 visit my gma in Puerto rico. My daughter still in a car seat. I paid the extra back then to be in the last row 1 not disturb any patrons but the inevitable happened and i had an angel 2. She was amazing. Holding her while giving drinks and everything! Glad 2 see ppl still have a heart 12 years later!❤
In line at Walmart the other night, a mom was embarrassed about her lil boy in the cart, crying and crying. I recently began carrying individually wrapped lifesavers in my purse for dry mouth. I approached her where the baby couldn't see me and asked if he could have one. She smiled. He didn't cry the rest of the time. I took over 2 more to get her through the line. I love helping parents with screaming or crying babies in the stores. Talking to them, playing peekaboo, etc. Making them feel better makes ME feel good!
Me too Rebecca! I work at a grocery store in one of my absolute favorite parts of my day when I get a chance it's going over to talk to a baby 🤣 if they're crying and I can make them stop, BONUS HAPPY POINTS!
@@rs-mt6kl you're MY kinda girl/ guy! (Sorry, can't tell by your handle). Even when a kid is being kinda naughty, I'll get eye contact and say something quietly.... then they stop. My kids are adults now, and I miss lil ones. So interacting is a treasure for me. YOU KEEP ON!!
I visited my parents back in the states with my 8 month old back in the 80’s. We were stationed in Germany, and she was/ is my parents’ oldest grandchild. I made sure she was drinking her bottle on takeoff and landing to ease the ear pressure and ward of earaches. She slept, played games with me, and did very well on the flight. I was so relieved when we got to our destination; I wasn’t even thinking that others might have an issue being seated next to us. However, when we landed in NY, a couple took the time to compliment me on how well behaved she was, and how they wouldn’t have known there was a baby next to them if they had not seen her. I was definitely blessed, and today she is a fine young woman who still makes me proud. ❤
That was sweet of her! This is how people should respond! I've seen people get so mad and start yelling when a baby is crying on the plane. Have some compassion and understanding because as a mom I can tell you that the parents don't want their baby to be screaming and disturbing others! It's really stressful for parents in this situation! So instead of having a meltdown bigger than the baby, how about offering a helping hand?! It wouldn't hurt to show a little kindness! Find a positive solution instead of a negative solution!
We had a flight attendant take my daughter at the beginning of our flight when she started getting fussy. We didnt see her again til the end of the flight, but we could hear her giggles. We were so thankful to her.
Some people are "angels on earth". They see a need and step in to save the day. Many years ago when my daughter was born, there was a nurse at the nursery who could literally walk in the door and speak to the newborns and settle the room. She would walk down the aisle and pat each little precious baby, before choosing one to rock. She always brought tranquility to the nursery and it was amazing to watch her.
In other airlines, this crew would be signing a warning letter, it’s against the safety and security code to take other passengers’ babies. Imagine if the crew falls while holding the baby, then it’s the airline to blame
My 8 month old just went on his first plane ride, i wasn't nervous how he would be rather, everyone else on the plane and how they would react if he was crying. It's super uncomfortable being in a plane with a bunch of people who are already dreading a plane ride with a baby. Thankfully he was great and the pilot gave him a pair of metal wings for his first airpline ride, which almost made me cry!
I have an almost two year old and an eight year old so I know the struggle but remember a large proportion of the flight have been there too so will understand and have empathy.
My son was 4 months and this same situation happened. My baby ended up greeting everyone on the plane with the stewardess and it was just precious. Traveling for the first time as a single mom it was rough but very thankful for the kind attendants and I got a crash course in traveling with a baby!
As a mother, I can empathize and relate to any mother who has ever been on a plane ride with their child for the first time. It’s definitely difficult when your little one starts to cry. All you want is for someone to show you an ounce of kindness and understanding like this beautiful flight attendant. She literally saved the day!
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My ❤ is so full seeing this.
So sweet of her!
What a amazing flight attendant I wish that there were more people like her in this world
That flight attendant needs to have a huge raise
Nice that you’re tagging credit now.
This happened to me on a flight back home. The flight attendant took my baby and helped me even carrying him when we landed. We were very thankful!
So precious ❤
Isnt everyone supposed to be seated when landing????
But if your baby is crying, you should be trying this instead of the flight attendant. Also, if your baby is crying on a flight, take your baby to the bathroom and inspect the clothing, it could be something itching, your baby.
Always be prepared with coloring books, toys, treats, etc.
everyone who offered unsolicited advice... have yall flown with your own baby before? just curious. yall are talking like you know.
She didn't only save the mom,she saved all the other passengers.
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Yeah mostly the passengers let’s b honest
Y'all are too sensitive. I've never been bothered by the crying babies on a plane.
@@WandamianCrucifixplate YOU DONT ARE AFRAID AND WANNA HELP THEM?
b-but How?
she prolly saved that baby tooo sheiiii i woulda whooped that bih straight tf out 😭😭
God bless the flight attendant who helped the child & mom both 👍
I used to have a neighbor from Jamaica who was like this, just magic when it came to babies. My little brother got frequent ear infections as a baby, and he’d scream for _hours_ all day long. My mom was so sleep deprived that she would fall asleep standing up. But whenever Miss B from next door heard him screaming she’d come over and all she had to do was hold him, and he’d immediately stop crying. It was crazy. Like she had magical powers over babies.
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Babies are very in tune with their mothers. They can tell if they're stressed and won't calm down because their cues are telling them they're in a stressful or dangerous situation. Nature is so crazy
@@achanwahnThat's so true. I always tried to stay calm and relaxed when my son was born with Kiss Syndrome. He had so much pain the poor sweetheart, which was actually completely unnecessary, but the maternity woman decided that she had to put her hands inside me (??!!!!!) to pull my son out on his quiet big head. He was a big baby (5 kilograms) but the pulling she did almost choked him and than he got stuck with his shoulders and afterwards with his crossed legs!!!!
She destroyed my son to have a miserable babytime and my "hoohah" 😢 for any pregnancy after that. I was lucky enough to get another baby girl (I had one 4 years before my son) and afterwards I was told not to be pregnant 💔 again. To dangerous!
I am still sad 😔 about what happened to me 😢...
@achanwahn I can vouch for that. my.ma said I was always crying as a baby (I rarely got ill).
gee, I wonder why I was crying all the time 😂😂
(my mom is kinda neurotic , type that can't stay still, but can't be fully present or empathic either)
6 weeks after giving birth and the JetBlue Staff could see how tired I was. Once we were airborne, they took my son on shifts and said "Mama get some rest." They handed him back only to land. That 2.5 hours of sleep made such a difference. Ill never forget those angels ❤
There are sweet, sweet helpers - angels if you will, out there.
As a retired teacher, when I fly, I carry a soft hand puppet, an Old Maid's deck of cards, a sensory/tactile baby book, a few photocopied coloring pages and an 8 pack of crayons, small puzzles, a doll and an outfit. Dollar Tree stuff. All are in original wrappings and age appropriate to a variety of developmental stages. I give the item to the adult traveling with the child. The novelty of the stuff preoccupies the child and its worth the cost of the items ($20 or so) to have a peaceful flight.
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Nobody pushed you to do that for anybody else. 🥰😇🥲
@@onemercilessming1342That's a great idea.
That’s wonderful!!
I was on a plane when a baby wouldnt stop crying and the an african woman next to me, went to the mom, grabbed the baby put him on her back and tied her with a blanket and walked up and down the aisle untilthe baby fell asleep, the mom was so grateful
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That back swaddling has been helping us in Africa since the beginning of age. You put a baby on a mummy's back the sleep and restfulness is always superb 😊
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African ladies are phenomenal mothers!!! What an angel.she was. ❤
@@priscillaajayipristine Helped with mine too.
You know she’s a mom… what a true precious angel
I would've done the same thing and I'm not a mom. Why are nurturing instincts only attributed to "moms"?
@@hayleyferguson3346me too and I can’t ever be a mom lol
It takes a village
I ofen help parents when out & about ... when parent is open ... by helping baby to stop crying. And I'm not a mom. It's easy though for me to tune in ....
My mom would never she would tell them to kick that baby off the plane she never flown us until we where 8 and did road trips alout
This is great. Some people are so gifted to help upset children & it's not always the parents. Sometimes it takes someone they aren't used to. Wonderful flight attendant!!!
It's also bc the mom is stressed and the baby feeds off of it, the flight attendant isn't stressed. This happened to me at my sister in law's, she picked her up and my baby immediately stopped crying bc she wasn't stressed out. It happens to a lot of new moms.
This lady is amazing the mom was probably stressed and was probably a new mom that didn't know how to handle the situation so props on moms for helping other moms
She probably tried everything else that usually works .
I don't think she would have done it even if she thought there might be a chance for it to work..because people don't feel comfortable being the center of attention with hundreds of people around especially with a screaming baby frustrating everybody..
As for the babies their ears often if not always get plugged up at high altitude as the pressure on the plane is equalized , right? , and I'm sure it freaks kids out . Screaming for a little while helps , as the jaw muscles help unplug them .. though they may still continue crying out of frustration.
The flight attendant was the perfect person for that situation , IMO.
I kinda doubt she is a mom herself. Flight attendants are extremely busy so it wouldn't be a good idea for them to have a child.
@@pxndaa she looks old enough to maybe have a son or daughter around 18-19 they could be at college or in their own place by then. But most likely she’s just good with kids. A lot of women are just naturally gifted with children.
@@SkorpzOfficial Good point
It's obvious she has that motherly touch. She's definately a young Grandma herself.
I know my comment is late but I am just now seeing this. What a wonderful and caring human being! That flight attendant deserves a raise!
No such thing as late - you view when you do and comment when and as you wish- yesterday I was on videos 14 years old, they had original comments and still had some from yesterday and day before and so on- like a viral diary
@@kate4biglittlevoices I came to say something similar but you've done a great job.👍
@@kate4biglittlevoices Yeah this isn't Twitter where response time limits are expected depending on what's trending, you can comment on something whenever you like here on YT 😊
Your comment is super late.
She was awarded an extra bag of pretzels that week.
During a flight, my daughter was missing her dad because he wasn’t with us on this trip so she was just NOT HAVING IT. It was 3am, I was exhausted and 2 flight attendants came over and asked if they could help. They picked her up and played with her, walked her up and down the aisle and she eventually fell asleep. Angels ❤
Love it! ❤️
going on vacation without you husband is a big L
@@minzekatzein your eyes, but for mom there she was maybe seeing grandparents or something like that and Dad had to work...these things happen in families. Considering Mom took the trip unassisted just by that principal alone is a big win. The added help just was a good sweetener on top of the trip. Good going mom! Hope you enjoyed your trip!
@@minzekatzeLacking sense is the biggest L
God bless this empathetic flight attendants… they really love and commit their jobs with passion ✌️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
She’s probably not only a great flight attendant but a terrific mom as well.
Good people always make a difference.
@dblbohey, she’s my co-worker. She is a very kind-hearted, bubbly, sweet spirited person who beautiful outwardly and inwardly. My co-heart and friend is a whole vibe all by herself!
Why do you assume people who love kids are automatically moms?
Mom's being moms wherever they are and no matter who the child belongs too. Beautiful.
No that’s the mothers job Sherlock
@@22jaydogghe was just being kind moron
Step 1 never bring a baby on a plane
How the f would you know she is a mom dude. smh
@@lo49killThat is completely wrong. Just because you have a baby doesn't mean you can't travel with the baby.
You can tell that she loves children and she’s very good with them ❤
Thanks for not assuming she's a mom! 😊
As a stay at home mom of two toddlers, it really makes a difference to do what that woman did
respect she deserves to be a flight attendant on a premium airline
Why is that?
Ears finally popped
@@noface-559 wdym why
@@noface-559 because southwest sucks
@@noface-559 because Southwest is a shit show and treats its employees like disposable garbage
Baby is more well behaved than most adults on airplanes these days.
That doesn’t say much for the either babies or entitled adults who misbehave
What flights have u been on recently i’ve never had an issue with other passengers and i’ve flown at least 3 or 4 round trips a year over the past few years
I hate how much this is true. Although...it’s the US, Karens and sh#t are on planes everywhere.
If she carries me up and down the plane, I'd stop screaming and crying too!
The baby’s not downing a half bottle of spirits before boarding. How alcohol is still allowed to be sold to passengers is beyond me.
This is what kindness and compassion looks like! No parent wants to have his/her baby crying on a plane! It’s very stressful. Let’s all work together! ❤
Man my mom told me when I was younger and I would not stop crying on the plane and this super nice flight attendant took care of me the whole flight. Props to the flight attendant in this video 👏👏
Babies feel energy of caretaker. The flight attendant was calm and relaxed. She knew how to pass on the wonderful vibes to the baby. Angel on earth.
Absolutely
Why cause she looks Hispanic she’s gotta have caretaker vibes? Why not just a great loving mother energy?
@@Sneakycastro69 hmm for me, I don't think the original commentor meant anything like that. But I can see how it could be construed differently. When I saw the word caretaker, I thought of loving/calming parental energy.
@@Sneakycastro69caretaker means someone that takes care. No one made it about race or anything like that you’re just looking to be mad. Who taught you that a mother isn’t a care taker? Kinda of weird of you to assume she’s Hispanic based on how she looks too.
@@user-uw7jz1xy9y spoken like a lonely little loser lmaoooo. Tell me, how many times a day do you sit by yourself seething with anger knowing you’ll forever be alone and miserable? How does it feel to be such a small pathetic excuse for a man?
From the rest of the passengers we thank this flight attendant as well.
Exactly
Please, it’s not about you.
@@HalfNHalf. Imagine thinking the fact that this lady helped not only the mother, but everyone on the plane, is someone making it "about them" lmao. Please 🙄
@@HalfNHalf. triggered much
@@HalfNHalf. "as well" implies in addition to the Mother.
She's indeed an angel ❤❤❤ blessings to her and the mom who got a small break in her time or need. God sends his angels always ❤
Y’all remember that video of the man cursing out a baby on the plane when he started crying then started yelling at the parents…. Glad to see some people with some compassion ❤
Yes! He was such a douche!
Yea, that was a big baby and forever inducted in RUclips's wall of shame...lol
I never seen that but if a mf came and cursed out my baby and yelled at me and my wife I'm fucking him up. 💯 Always Protect yours!! 💯💯
Do y’all remember when a yt man slapped a beautiful melanated baby when the baby was whimpering on a plane??? Totally unacceptable! FOH
@@ronaldogutierrez8807 we all win either way regardless of who gets knocked. The asshole who yelled at a baby or the assholes who couldn't stop their baby from crying in an inescapable confined space.
The first time we went to Florida and the first time we went on a plane. My 2 young kids sat in a little section by themselves. They colored a little booklet thanking the flight attendants. They gave it to them. So they brought them ice cream. And they told them that they would display the booklet in their offices. The kids also got a sweet thank you card from the airline !! Now my son has passed away from Cystic Fibrosis. So I’m crying as I enter this. Blessings to this flight attendant and all the viewers !! 🦋
Your son is good now. There is no pain over there.
I know, it's easy said. Take your time for your grief...
I'm so sorry for your loss. Just know and hopefully find comfort in the fact that he is no longer in pain.
@@vickipep1 Thanks so much for your compassion . I really appreciate it. Blessings to you and your family. From California. 🕊️
@@richard--s 🦋 You are so sweet. Thank you for your comforting message. He loved life to it’s fullest. At twenty years old he had a lung transplant from my husband and my brother as donors. He got another twenty one bonus years. I know that he is with Jesus. Love from California. 🪼
Your son is still remembered by the flight crew to this day. You’re not alone.
🥹🥹🥹🩷🩷🩷🥰🥰🥰🩷🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾😊😊😊we need more attendants like her. God bless her🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾💜
What a kind lady 🌸 babies can sense good people
On my way back from a trip I saw a mother with her baby and her husband. They took turns holding the kid and he was the sweetest little thing. Never once made a peep. The care that mother had nearly made me cry as I was going through a rough time and so I gave her a little note telling her how I felt without being verbal. She gave me one back and made me cry because she was so positive and sweet. I'll never forget the little things that humans do for each other.
You sound like a really pure, sweet soul. I bet that note meant alot to that Mum. There are many, many wonderful humans out there and even the grumpy ones that are being trod on by the darkness in life, well, they just need to be shown the light of kind humanity again....As for the humans that are corrupted by power, greed and money? Well Thankfully, the good humans outnumbered the really shitty ones and hopefully one day, the shitty ones will also find the light again. Keep smiling lovely soul ❤️
This made me 😢 tear up its so sweet of you to do that. It's the little things that make the biggest differences! 🥰
the smallest moments of kindness and compassion can mean the most to people. .
Your right it does
If that was my kid I would have cried. Like how sweet and undertaking someone would be to just go out their way and help me. That’ speaks a lot about how kind they are.
STUPID PARENTS THAT THINK IT'S NICE AN FUNNY TO TRAVEL WITH BABIES.🤢🤮🤮🤮
THE WORLD ASK: - FOR WHAT DO YOU TRAVEL WITH BABIES?
THE PARENTS ANSWERED:
- BECAUSE I HATE MY BABY AND I WANT TO DISTURB ALL THE OTHER PASSANGERS PEACE.
🙄🤬😡💩💩💩💩😈👹👺😡😡😡🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
That is so beautiful & so sweet. That flight attendant deserves a raise.
❤😊what a miracle god gave them not many people care this flight attendant deserve a big raise pray that they keep her a long time
If only all humans had this amount of empathy.
As a parent having travelled with kids, I totally relate and am completely patient with kids who are having a hard time flying. The ones who piss me off are the cranky passengers who complain for stupid reasons.
Some of us do!
I know. The world would be a better place
Ya... if only parents had enough empathy to not put their babies and others through this bs in the 1st place.... yet nooo the narcissists need to get to where they're going be damned everyone else Even Their Own Childs Health and Discomfort....
@@gghhhgghhh3037 So what will they do? Travelling is not for sightseeing or fun for most people. People travel because they have to.
People like this that go above and beyond indeed need recognition and a raise. 😊❤
💯💯💯💯agree 💚💚
True
My first baby wouldnt stop crying no matter how I tried to comfort or nurse him. I remembered how I got dirty looks and told I wasn't good mother, it was a older couple of women who came to my rescue and helped quite him and even comforted ME by saying babies are just fussy and scared and I was.doing all I could just right, heck I think I was at that moment needing their mothering just as much as my son. Now I try to pay it forward when I can when I see a new mom in situation I was in so long ago. Little kindness can go along way.
Aww, talk about going above and beyond. That flight attendant deserves a raise and plenty of good karma.
This made me cry😭 I love seeing people just being kind
awe that's lovely
Not only did she handle the situation so smoothly she also gave the baby a great 1st time flight experience as well which is cool. Respect to her for helping out of pure kindness and I’m sure the mom really appreciated her help
BABY DOESN'T HAVE "GOOD FLIGHT EXPERIENCE" NEVER.
READ! DON'T BE STUPID.
THOSE STUPID PARENTS WHO TRAVEL WITH BABIES. 🤬😡
La maman et sont bb qui s'appelle said un prénom arabe
She has compassion, God bless her.
She is definitely a mom because she knows how to calm down babies when they are upset or crying.
It would be criminal to not give her a raise.
We'll, then a crime was committed. She received no raise. Southwest consider that part of the job.
And unpardonable, lol
@@josephmanser7670right, these people in the comments are ridiculous. It's good customer service.
Or at a bonus check of few thousands. !!!
Is it not just doing her job? Granted she didn’t have to do that, but that would be doing the bare minimum. So I’d consider this doing the job she’s paid for well.
She’s definitely done that more than once. What a sweet woman. ❤
No, she just an awesome mom. Everyone should learn on how to be an awesome mom like her
I love people like this flight attendant. The world would be such a better place if more people offered to help rather than complain. It truly takes a village.
You can tell that she’s a mom too. She comforted him with such ease like it was an every day thing for her. Some flight attendants truly are good people and I hate that so many people mistreat them
This flight attendant deserves a raise / promotion. Asap! People like her are rare these days.
But not recognized enough as the attendant also has a job description and list of duties she might even be chastised when people complain their food is late, or there's no cups in the water cooler, excuse me but ive been asking for a blanket...on a long-haul flight the amount of work in the galley, having to shut and lock everything back in place. It's not everyone who goes off on her own initiative, off script.
She understood the assignment-amen for caring flight attendants ❤
maybe try not to bring babies on airplanes lol (impossible task for some god knows for what reason)
That’s amazing. Usually a little baby would be sacred of strangers.
She is REALY an angel for babies knows best they are calm on their touch
Also calmed down all of the people on the plane who were stressed by a baby crying. Great job.
Babies usually calm down once you start carrying them and walking around. The problem is that usually the moms are too exhausted to take the baby and walk. This flight attendant was sent down from God as a gift.
Y'all are genuinely mentally ill seeing someone do a nice thing and attributing it to god
Moms are not that exhausted 😂
😂😅
This
@Givebackthescarf this baby is a bit old to be swaddled. And not all babies like it. My daughter never wanted to be swaddled "properly". But she'd fall asleep immediately when I wrapped her body and left her legs out
That was very kind of the air hostess for wat she did ..this world needs more caring n kind people like this women 🤗🤗🤗🤗🌟🌟🌟👍👍⭐⭐🤩🤩🤩
Mercy and compassion is needed on this journey called life . We need one another.
She's definitely a mom. She was quick to act, remained 100% calm, and found a way to soothe the baby.
EDIT: Okay, I get it. It can also be aunties, older siblings, etc. Mother is just what came to my ADHD riddled brain first, and I had to write and post the comment before I lost focus.
That's something only an apath would assume. Im better with kids than a lot of moms are. I have a soul and care about all children(unlike most moms who only care about their own). Also helped raise little ones. Grow tf up and gain some experience if youre not empathetic enough to understand compassion and concern outside of shared experiences. Another devil in disguise. No empathy. No soul. Oh we arent implying stupid ass assumptions about countless ppl? You did.
Maybe not. A lot of people don't have kids and are amazing with them.
@@angiem1704THANK YOU for mentioning the obvious♡ The bias towards non parents is ridiculous.
Um, she could've been an auntie too. Give us some credit!
I don't have kids but can calm little ones when no one else can, get shy kids to open up, and "difficult"kids behave well with me. Children will share their fears with me even though we just met.
She's definitely a rare breed...
People on airplane are so hateful and greedy towards mothers and small children, finally someone treats mothers and children with some kindness and understanding.
As the mother of 3 I agree. But there are those parents who don’t discipline their children too. They give us all a bad name.
Tbh it depends. In most public transports, the parents just basically don't care anymore what their kids doing. It gets hella annoying at time and they don't even try to discipline them. And incases of babies, its not their fault but also customers are not their to hear your baby cry all day in a long plane journey. Im glad the flight attendant acted fast.
Give her a Raise ❤
tbf, i can't stand children and think there needs to be a child free airline or option
Just got off a flight mum and dad 3 kids screaming for 2 hours straight it was horrible they where out of control and the parents did nothing! People r not hateful or greedy for having bleeding ears when parents cannot teach their children to behave.
That flight attendant is a hero for the passenger’s ears.🫡🫡
Kudos to her for going above and beyond, quite literally...
blessed her soul.. she takes extra mile by calming the baby..
Most flight attendants are really good. Treat them with respect and it’s amazing what you get back. I travel for business so I’ve got more than a little bit of experience. Just chill on flights and all will be good
Yeah, just be decent! Flight att have been so good to me, and I'm good to them. It's so shockingly simple, right?? Ppl can be such jackasses. Smh
Also to make sure to make the flight attendant’s job a lot more easier for them and if you have a question then you can go up to a flight attendant and ask them your question
People are angry and look for a reason to hate someone. Years ago people were more understanding. Now if you're different in any way they see it as an excuse to be mean even if you haven't done anything that bad.
I had a waitress do this for my wife and I once at a higher end restaurant when my 1 year old daughter started having a melt down. She just scooped her up like a loving aunt and started talking to her while carrying her around always staying in eye sight. She brought her back in about 15 minutes. She was amazing... and so was her tip!
Did she at least make sure it was okay with you? Because sure, while ultimately her intentions seemed be well placed and you guy’s ultimate appreciated it as well… but how you describe it as “she just scooped her up” makes it seem she just suddenly did it with out ever making sure it was fine with yours guys. Which tbh would be incredibly inappropriate no matter the intentions in my opinion
@@Austin.Kilgore It's hard to explain, knowing looks were exchanged. Mine embarrassed and apologetic, hers understanding. I would never have asked her to do that and would have resisted her verbal offer to help and my guess is that she knew it. She had a way about her, a kindness, a confidence, she got down on my daughters level and she calmed immediately. That's when she just gently took charge, she scooped her up and said let me just show this little sweetie around and we did not object. There was a large water feature in the center of the dining room with lights and plants that she slowly worked her way around pointing out all of the items of interest. It was very sweet and she was absolutely professional and again never out of sight. Honestly I think that while it was a kindness for us, it was at least as much for the other guests and even the resturant in that her actions absolutely helped maintain the ambiance. This was 36 years ago and the first and only time I have seen or even heard of this kind of service. We live in a different world but that's not to say it couldn't still happen today if all parties were willing to sign a 10 page legal document. lol...ish
STUPID PARENTS THAT THINK IT'S NICE AN FUNNY TO TRAVEL WITH BABIES.🤢🤮🤮🤮
THE WORLD ASK: - FOR WHAT DO YOU TRAVEL WITH BABIES?
THE PARENTS ANSWERED:
- BECAUSE I HATE MY BABY AND I WANT TO DISTURB ALL THE OTHER PASSANGERS PEACE.
🙄🤬😡💩💩💩💩😈👹👺😡😡😡🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
I’ve done this several times at restaurants I love children I have one of my own and I know sometimes how embarrassing and frustrating it can be for parents. One significant time was a lady was at the same lab as me and she had a fresh baby maybe max like a few weeks old and she had it in a carrier this lady was alone and trying to calm her baby when they called her name I walked over and said listen how about I stay with your little one you get a window of a break to do your lab work and I’ll wait for you here. She almost cried and said are you sure I said she’ll be fine. She went in and a few min later her baby was fed changed and asleep and she was thankful. Gotta help our fellow moms out there. ❤
A one year old, in a high end restaurant? Couldn't you get anyone to baby-sit?
This is the most wholesome thing I saw all day.. ❤
Shes obviously a mother!! Her mama instincts shining threw!! I’m sure the baby’s mom was so appreciative and relieved.
It’s stressful enough flying period, even more stressful flying with a baby … then a crying baby on top of it is the worst and you know everyone around you is looking at you and sighing and always has something to say like you can control it like babies have on and off buttons. So stressful so this is so sweet!
This is the best way to react to a crying baby. Bless her heart for helping the baby's mom, who was probably stressed out! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Now imagine when the baby grows up and sees this🥺
He and his mom would be emotional ♥️
Awww the flight ✈️ attendant is soo sweet for calming the baby
Ppl like this give me hope for humanity!!
That angel saved a lot more people than just the mom and baby. When a baby cries, everyone suffers.
Amen
She didn’t just save the mum she saved the whole plane bless her
God Bless the loving airhostess.❤ How lovingly she is giving the little baby a tour of the plane!! ❤ God also bless the baby and its parents.❤
Took my oldest on his first flight when he was about 1½. Philly - Phoenix AZ, it was a 5hr flight straight through and he sat on my lap the entire trip. Of course, when we landed, I waited for everyone else to get off before us, and sooooooo many ppl commented that they never even knew a baby was on board 🥰
He was really, such a well-behaved baby!!
I have experienced this, but in the opposite order. I was sitting right behind a baby and the mom. I was definitely not looking forward to the experience, but this baby was the best behaved baby I've ever seen. They laughed loudly 1 time, and everyone just commented how cute it was.
To the Super Bowl...
It had to have helped that you were able to hold your child. Most monopoly airlines will not allow that anymore.😠
Very sweet
@@jackieedmondson8422 It's actually safer for baby to be in a car seat in a seat of their own. Babies used to get a free seat with an adult ticket.
I don’t know how many times I’ve told people to talk to their babies! They understand and it helps them a lot especially when speaking with a soothing voice.
Awww my heart!! As a mother of four, wonderful humans like this make all the difference ❤❤❤
She not only saved the mom, she saved all the passengers and the crew!
Now THATS A TRUE HUMAN BEING!!!!
Parents should understand children and babies are uncomfortable on airplanes because their ears pop and they can’t tell you what is going on with their little bodies.
Well said!
Lol, "with their little bodies"
True, but I’m not sure they’d taken off yet.
Babies ears actually don’t pop, they’re tube that goes from ear to their nose hasn’t fullly developed yet. So there’s just a bunch of pressure. The popping realizes the pressure for us. Babies don’t get relieved of that pressure
Thats why preflight you should be ready. Tire them before the flight or book a scheduled synced with their bedtime.
That angel not only save you but she save all the passengers
Props to the mom for trusting the flight attendant with her kid.
Where is she going to go with it? Off the plane??
@@fluffytail6355 no but giving your baby to a complete stranger isn’t an easy thing for a mother.
🤔🤣 would she have handed the baby over to a male attendant?
They on a plane where would everyone go? Kinda hard to kidnap a child like that. Babies hate it when parent is sitting with them. Gotta have the door open to get out. 😆 🤣
not being snarky but that was my first thought. "dont scoop up my baby like that" bless this sweet sweet lady. Risky move as a mother tho.
I had an amazing fight attendant like this when i went 2 visit my gma in Puerto rico. My daughter still in a car seat. I paid the extra back then to be in the last row 1 not disturb any patrons but the inevitable happened and i had an angel 2. She was amazing. Holding her while giving drinks and everything! Glad 2 see ppl still have a heart 12 years later!❤
That's why babies scream and cry,they are in pain.
Great, but stop using the word amazing
@gmar7836 How you gon tell someone what word to stop using? If she feels it was amazing then it was amazing.
Just kindness in her ❤️ love this !!!
Motherhood ❤️🎉😍 I love to see this kind of community ❤️❤️❤️
In line at Walmart the other night, a mom was embarrassed about her lil boy in the cart, crying and crying. I recently began carrying individually wrapped lifesavers in my purse for dry mouth. I approached her where the baby couldn't see me and asked if he could have one. She smiled. He didn't cry the rest of the time. I took over 2 more to get her through the line. I love helping parents with screaming or crying babies in the stores. Talking to them, playing peekaboo, etc. Making them feel better makes ME feel good!
How about you mind your own business
@@cannacare777 How about you take your own advice?
Me too Rebecca! I work at a grocery store in one of my absolute favorite parts of my day when I get a chance it's going over to talk to a baby 🤣 if they're crying and I can make them stop, BONUS HAPPY POINTS!
@@rs-mt6kl you're MY kinda girl/ guy! (Sorry, can't tell by your handle). Even when a kid is being kinda naughty, I'll get eye contact and say something quietly.... then they stop. My kids are adults now, and I miss lil ones. So interacting is a treasure for me.
YOU KEEP ON!!
How sweet you are Rebecca.
I love hearing stories like this. Strangers helping strangers, and strangers that appreciate the help ...
Sometimes it’s these acts of kindness that matters
Kindness is free and we should all give it away as often as we can. It’s the best gift and it costs nothing. How amazing is that!!!
So sweet! Angels are disguised until they are needed.
I visited my parents back in the states with my 8 month old back in the 80’s. We were stationed in Germany, and she was/ is my parents’ oldest grandchild. I made sure she was drinking her bottle on takeoff and landing to ease the ear pressure and ward of earaches. She slept, played games with me, and did very well on the flight. I was so relieved when we got to our destination; I wasn’t even thinking that others might have an issue being seated next to us. However, when we landed in NY, a couple took the time to compliment me on how well behaved she was, and how they wouldn’t have known there was a baby next to them if they had not seen her. I was definitely blessed, and today she is a fine young woman who still makes me proud. ❤
Patience coming from a flight attendant is priceless.
That was sweet of her! This is how people should respond! I've seen people get so mad and start yelling when a baby is crying on the plane. Have some compassion and understanding because as a mom I can tell you that the parents don't want their baby to be screaming and disturbing others! It's really stressful for parents in this situation! So instead of having a meltdown bigger than the baby, how about offering a helping hand?! It wouldn't hurt to show a little kindness! Find a positive solution instead of a negative solution!
We had a flight attendant take my daughter at the beginning of our flight when she started getting fussy. We didnt see her again til the end of the flight, but we could hear her giggles. We were so thankful to her.
Flight attendants are sometimes angels in disguise!!!❤❤❤❤
Some people are "angels on earth". They see a need and step in to save the day. Many years ago when my daughter was born, there was a nurse at the nursery who could literally walk in the door and speak to the newborns and settle the room. She would walk down the aisle and pat each little precious baby, before choosing one to rock. She always brought tranquility to the nursery and it was amazing to watch her.
It makes me happy people have compassion and empathy
That was very generous of her she definitely deserves a raise for being sympathetic towards the mother...it's sure stressful to travel with children
Why does she deserve a raise? It isn’t in her job description and nobody asked her to do it 😂🤦🏽♀️
You don’t get raises for doing things that aren’t in your job descriptions, the company doesn’t need her to do it.
In other airlines, this crew would be signing a warning letter, it’s against the safety and security code to take other passengers’ babies.
Imagine if the crew falls while holding the baby, then it’s the airline to blame
I hope the flight attendant boss has seen this video and rewarded this fabulous employee. 🙏
She was certainly an Angel in the sky🙏🏿❤To get to the airport is exhausting🙏🏿❤️
I need this person in every flight i go on. Every single flight i have been on, i have had at least one crying baby.
My 8 month old just went on his first plane ride, i wasn't nervous how he would be rather, everyone else on the plane and how they would react if he was crying. It's super uncomfortable being in a plane with a bunch of people who are already dreading a plane ride with a baby. Thankfully he was great and the pilot gave him a pair of metal wings for his first airpline ride, which almost made me cry!
Don't feel uncomfortable. I know it can be annoying sometimes, but don't worry we were the same some time ago 😂
I have an almost two year old and an eight year old so I know the struggle but remember a large proportion of the flight have been there too so will understand and have empathy.
My son was 4 months and this same situation happened. My baby ended up greeting everyone on the plane with the stewardess and it was just precious. Traveling for the first time as a single mom it was rough but very thankful for the kind attendants and I got a crash course in traveling with a baby!
That's sweet she was genuine for That...need more people like this great job.
As a mother, I can empathize and relate to any mother who has ever been on a plane ride with their child for the first time. It’s definitely difficult when your little one starts to cry. All you want is for someone to show you an ounce of kindness and understanding like this beautiful flight attendant. She literally saved the day!
The flight attendant did a great job in calming down the baby.
Yeah we saw..
Wonder if they get a lot of practice? how many babies fly per year,?