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Yikes was just looking at frequent miler's blog and i see the topic of kids being in business classs has come up again.
Some nasty comments in there. I really didn't think this was too much of a thing but I remember my brother telling me
a couple weeks ago there was an angry passenger in business wanting the crying toddler moved to the back.
My brother flies few times a month for business and said he has noticed lately more glares or words exchanged from other
business passengers when a baby/kid is sitting up there crying/unruly/ or even just talking lol.
I usually have sympathy because I was a baby once and im sure I was no picnic when traveling
https://frequentmiler.boardingarea.com/
When ds was a baby I was flying alone with him from LAX to YYZ in business class (he's 27 now, so it was quite a while ago). He started to get very fussy / crying. I was doing the best that I could; one of the FAs asked me to walk my baby to the galley in the back and sooth him there because some of the passengers had complained, which I did. When I got back to our seats she said something to the effect that since I got my seat on miles the paying passengers were offended. I told her that I had paid cash for both seats and didn't know why she would make such an assumption (the only reason I could think of is that I was quite young and maybe she thought I didn't look like I could afford it -- I have no clue). I was really upset and had her write her name and info down on paper for me and took it up with Air Canada when I got home. They ended up giving me a free flight in N. America in business class as an apology. I have a lot of empathy for passengers traveling with small children -- it's not easy.



except that I found a way to pay tuition via CCs but I am so glad we are moving DS to private school in the fall. It is absolutely the right decision. Apparently, the kids are now making fun of him for being younger as he just turned 12 while the other 7th graders are 13 or will be shortly. This is due to him being a bumped up a year from kindergarten to 1st grade. I thought he was upset because I wouldn't get him a pug but he finally broke down on FaceTime after 30 times calling me to tell me he wasn't going to school today and told me the real issue. He even asked to repeat 7th grade so he wouldn't stand out again at his new school. My heart is breaking for him. Middle school kids are so cruel. Just 37 more days to get through...

) She says “Maybe call back closer to the expiration date.” Called back 4-6 weeks prior to expiration, took 5 minutes. Rep extended the date 12 months, then applied it to my upcoming stay.