[TeddyIke]

That doping up a child is an answer to you makes me think you don’t have children.

[Hoodlum91]

Nope - but plan on it soon.

And they’ll be taking baby benedryl every time we step on a plane. It’s the responsible thing to do.

Your comments make me think that you don’t care about what discomfort your children cause.

[SIDENET]

I'd be cool with a child (and parent) section on an airplane. Alternately, I'd be cool with a "no kids" section for those who don't wish to sit near small children. Heck, I'd pay more for such seating. Riding next to little kids on a plane makes me miserable. The kids can't help it, they're only being kids, but in close quarters, it's not fun.

That's my honest opinion. Flame away.

[ml/nj]

That doping up a child is an answer to you makes me think you don’t have children.

Oh, please!

Giving a kid six benedryls (estimating 3 round trips) a year is hardly "doping." I'm not suggesting that this kid needed the stuff. It's kind of hard to tell from the story. But being young does not give one the right to disturb other passengers. Parents who don't want to be responsible for the behavior of their children on an airplane shouldn't fly with them.

ML/NJ

[metmom]

That doping up a child is an answer to you makes me think you don’t have children.

On the contrary, most parents I know have seriously considered it.