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Control your kids' feet and arms - Airplane tip

by Mary Alice Murphy (RSS feed) on Feb 19th 2010 at 11:02AM

Don't let your kids bounce on the tray or kick the seat in front of them.

Don't.

Ever.

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Paul Mar 24th 2010 9:56AM

That's not a "tip" - that's a request! You offer no solutions on how to solve anyone's problem with wiggly kids. I hope you're not getting paid for this morsel of "advice."

Amy Mar 24th 2010 10:45AM

I agree! What kind of a tip is this? I thought Gadling will screen all tips. Really? Is this considered a tip?

I'm sure the tipster meant to TRY to keep kids from annoying other passengers. It is doubly annoying when kids are loud &/or using seats as if they were playground equipment and their parent/guardian says or does nothing to curb the behavior!

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