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by：DIgao
2020-08-05
Flying with children is often full of tension.
Children are unpredictable, even more so when they are confined to small spaces.
The pressure to try to keep a screaming toddler quiet is often amplified by a dagger --
Like the eyes of other passengers.
Although there may not be a script to deal with pints
The pediatric behavioral experts and the Flight Attendants Association provide insights on how to avoid or at least control melting at a scale of 32,000 feet. Pre-
According to clinical child psychologist Margaret Nichols, former director of the Center for Children and Families in Eriksson, Chicago, preparation is the key to prevention.
She instructed her parents to solve the pressure of plane travel.
Limited to a small space, lack of control, Daily Life interruption
Before going to the airport. Her advice?
For children aged 2 and older, talk before the start of the trip (
Potentially overwhelming)
Sensory experience related to plane travel, let them know what will happen.
\"Children like predictability,\" Nickels explains . \".
\"Let them know that they have to sit for a long time, hear strange sounds, feel bumpy, put on their seat belts and sit next to strangers.
\"According to Nickels, this narrative will reduce anxiety and help parents recall that conversation (
\"Remember we said, how did you wear your seat belt before the pilot told you it was safe? \")
When the child becomes restless during the trip.
Nevertheless, parents should be prepared for melting (plural)
In the form of bribery
Some stickers, new marks (
Have a good time with the fragrance)
A small toy that your child likes very much, and some special things, such as the child\'s favorite candy, can make the child lose his temper in the bud.
Set ground rules.
Christopher Young, director of medicine at Yale University\'s Department of Psychiatry, Wellmore School of Behavioral Health and Clinical Medicine, stressed the importance of making basic rules before flight.
\"There is not much reasoning for babies to do,\" he said . \".
Just make sure they are comfortable and eat well.
For older kids, you can build
Flight restrictions and boundaries on the grounds of security.
For example, \"keeping your seat belt in flight is the captain\'s rule, running in the aisle is dangerous, and kicking a seat can hurt people.
But Young suggests a positive alternative to \"no (
Do you want to color? Read a book? Play hangman? )
Quickly divert the child\'s attention. Keep them busy.
But watch the iPad)
The fact of being a parent: Children are easily bored.
A suggested strategy is to keep your child busy so they don\'t respond to environmental constraints.
Parents should develop appropriate games with books (
Color books, Lego toys, dolls)
And electronic products.
But you can\'t put these things on the tray and dive into Netflix. Why?
\"The adjustment of the parents will lead to the performance of the children,\" Nickels warned . \".
\"You need to get your child\'s attention.
Start their game time
Time to Read, sticker, paint and make snacks is an activity, not a detail.
Another potential mine: hunger.
Because the hungry child is an unstable child, it is crucial to have an easy childto-Transport food (
Grapes, cheese sticks, goldfish cookies)
Keep your blood sugar at the best level.
About those electronic products.
It\'s tempting to have an iPad or other tablet as a temporary nanny.
But uninterrupted electronics can backfire.
Young people believe that greed for electronic products can lead to temper and temper.
Nickels agreed: \"Children have not made a rapid transition from digital absorption to reality.
\"Without a parent forcing a break, the children would be dazed by ignoring hunger, thirst, necessity to use the bathroom and exhaustion.
They then go into \"distress mode\" when the device is turned off, which is a professional term for freakout.
In order to avoid excessive stimulation, use restrictions are set (
\"You can watch two cartoons, then eat some snacks and watch them for a while \")
Before handing over the tablet
A reward system can encourage good behavior.
Nickels is a fan of gift bags.
She suggested filling a small bag with four surprises at a specific location during the flight.
Let your child know about the gift bag, but don\'t know what\'s inside.
In this way, they can focus on one goal.
Electronic products can also be used as a reward for good behavior.
Screen time can be obtained by spending \"X\" time doing other activities.
Of course, these strategies are not foolproof.
So, if you are the parent with the child, what can you do in full tantrum mode?
You can\'t blame other passengers for being angry, especially if the situation is ignored by the parents.
According to Sarah Nelson, president of the Flight Attendants Association
CWA, passengers will be more compassionate if they see you trying to resolve the disaster.
So, it can help to stand up and make a statement like \"Sorry, my child is messing up, please bear with me.
But sometimes things get hostile.
On a blue jet flying from Miami to Boston, a nearby passenger reprimanded her at the age of 15 at the age of Shirley Schoenmonth-
Leah, the eldest daughter, became very picky and began to cry.
Schoen recalled: \"My daughter was too tired to miss her nap.
I want her to calm down.
Walking down the aisle shaking her
After I sat down, just as Leah settled down, a woman called from the front row and said, \"this is too outrageous!
You have to go with her again.
I\'m ashamed.
I took my child to the back of the plane and started crying myself.
\"In this aggressive situation, Nelson suggested seeking support from the flight attendant.
\"Flight attendants were trained.
\"The conflict escalated,\" she said . \"
\"They can move, offer free food or drinks to frustrated passengers, or try to reason with their children themselves.
\"Bribe Your passengers. If your child doesn\'t peek, some parents will give gift bags to their passengers on the pass and attach a lovely note to apologize for the incivility in advance.
George Clooney and his wife Amale flew with their twins in 2017 to Distribute wireless noise reduction headphones to the entire first class.
But the same is true of a less dazzling job.
Cambi Clarke prepares gift bags for passengers in the front row, and seats in the back row and aisle are adjacent to their seats. all gift bags contain apology instructions and chocolate,
\"I don\'t want to be a mom that everyone hates,\" Clark said . \".
\"It\'s a precaution that makes me feel less anxious.
\"Flying with children is often full of tension.
Children are unpredictable, even more so when they are confined to small spaces.
The pressure to try to keep a screaming toddler quiet is often amplified by a dagger --
Like the eyes of other passengers.
Although there may not be a script to deal with pints
The pediatric behavioral experts and the Flight Attendants Association provide insights on how to avoid or at least control melting at a scale of 32,000 feet. Pre-
According to clinical child psychologist Margaret Nichols, former director of the Center for Children and Families in Eriksson, Chicago, preparation is the key to prevention.
She instructed her parents to solve the pressure of plane travel.
Limited to a small space, lack of control, Daily Life interruption
Before going to the airport. Her advice?
For children aged 2 and older, talk before the start of the trip (
Potentially overwhelming)
Sensory experience related to plane travel, let them know what will happen.
\"Children like predictability,\" Nickels explains . \".
\"Let them know that they have to sit for a long time, hear strange sounds, feel bumpy, put on their seat belts and sit next to strangers.
\"According to Nickels, this narrative will reduce anxiety and help parents recall that conversation (
\"Remember we said, how did you wear your seat belt before the pilot told you it was safe? \")
When the child becomes restless during the trip.
Nevertheless, parents should be prepared for melting (plural)
In the form of bribery
Some stickers, new marks (
Have a good time with the fragrance)
A small toy that your child likes very much, and some special things, such as the child\'s favorite candy, can make the child lose his temper in the bud.
Set ground rules.
Christopher Young, director of medicine at Yale University\'s Department of Psychiatry, Wellmore School of Behavioral Health and Clinical Medicine, stressed the importance of making basic rules before flight.
\"There is not much reasoning for babies to do,\" he said . \".
Just make sure they are comfortable and eat well.
For older kids, you can build
Flight restrictions and boundaries on the grounds of security.
For example, \"keeping your seat belt in flight is the captain\'s rule, running in the aisle is dangerous, and kicking a seat can hurt people.
But Young suggests a positive alternative to \"no (
Do you want to color? Read a book? Play hangman? )
Quickly divert the child\'s attention. Keep them busy.
But watch the iPad)
The fact of being a parent: Children are easily bored.
A suggested strategy is to keep your child busy so they don\'t respond to environmental constraints.
Parents should develop appropriate games with books (
Color books, Lego toys, dolls)
And electronic products.
But you can\'t put these things on the tray and dive into Netflix. Why?
\"The adjustment of the parents will lead to the performance of the children,\" Nickels warned . \".
\"You need to get your child\'s attention.
Start their game time
Time to Read, sticker, paint and make snacks is an activity, not a detail.
Another potential mine: hunger.
Because the hungry child is an unstable child, it is crucial to have an easy childto-Transport food (
Grapes, cheese sticks, goldfish cookies)
Keep your blood sugar at the best level.
About those electronic products.
It\'s tempting to have an iPad or other tablet as a temporary nanny.
But uninterrupted electronics can backfire.
Young people believe that greed for electronic products can lead to temper and temper.
Nickels agreed: \"Children have not made a rapid transition from digital absorption to reality.
\"Without a parent forcing a break, the children would be dazed by ignoring hunger, thirst, necessity to use the bathroom and exhaustion.
They then go into \"distress mode\" when the device is turned off, which is a professional term for freakout.
In order to avoid excessive stimulation, use restrictions are set (
\"You can watch two cartoons, then eat some snacks and watch them for a while \")
Before handing over the tablet
A reward system can encourage good behavior.
Nickels is a fan of gift bags.
She suggested filling a small bag with four surprises at a specific location during the flight.
Let your child know about the gift bag, but don\'t know what\'s inside.
In this way, they can focus on one goal.
Electronic products can also be used as a reward for good behavior.
Screen time can be obtained by spending \"X\" time doing other activities.
Of course, these strategies are not foolproof.
So, if you are the parent with the child, what can you do in full tantrum mode?
You can\'t blame other passengers for being angry, especially if the situation is ignored by the parents.
According to Sarah Nelson, president of the Flight Attendants Association
CWA, passengers will be more compassionate if they see you trying to resolve the disaster.
So, it can help to stand up and make a statement like \"Sorry, my child is messing up, please bear with me.
But sometimes things get hostile.
On a blue jet flying from Miami to Boston, a nearby passenger reprimanded her at the age of 15 at the age of Shirley Schoenmonth-
Leah, the eldest daughter, became very picky and began to cry.
Schoen recalled: \"My daughter was too tired to miss her nap.
I want her to calm down.
Walking down the aisle shaking her
After I sat down, just as Leah settled down, a woman called from the front row and said, \"this is too outrageous!
You have to go with her again.
I\'m ashamed.
I took my child to the back of the plane and started crying myself.
\"In this aggressive situation, Nelson suggested seeking support from the flight attendant.
\"Flight attendants were trained.
\"The conflict escalated,\" she said . \"
\"They can move, offer free food or drinks to frustrated passengers, or try to reason with their children themselves.
\"Bribe Your passengers. If your child doesn\'t peek, some parents will give gift bags to their passengers on the pass and attach a lovely note to apologize for the incivility in advance.
George Clooney and his wife Amale flew with their twins in 2017 to Distribute wireless noise reduction headphones to the entire first class.
But the same is true of a less dazzling job.
Cambi Clarke prepares gift bags for passengers in the front row, and seats in the back row and aisle are adjacent to their seats. all gift bags contain apology instructions and chocolate,
\"I don\'t want to be a mom that everyone hates,\" Clark said . \".
\"It\'s a precaution that makes me feel less anxious.
\"Flying with children is often full of tension.
Children are unpredictable, even more so when they are confined to small spaces.
The pressure to try to keep a screaming toddler quiet is often amplified by a dagger --
Like the eyes of other passengers.
Although there may not be a script to deal with pints
The pediatric behavioral experts and the Flight Attendants Association provide insights on how to avoid or at least control melting at a scale of 32,000 feet. Pre-
According to clinical child psychologist Margaret Nichols, former director of the Center for Children and Families in Eriksson, Chicago, preparation is the key to prevention.
She instructed her parents to solve the pressure of plane travel.
Limited to a small space, lack of control, Daily Life interruption
Before going to the airport. Her advice?
For children aged 2 and older, talk before the start of the trip (
Potentially overwhelming)
Sensory experience related to plane travel, let them know what will happen.
\"Children like predictability,\" Nickels explains . \".
\"Let them know that they have to sit for a long time, hear strange sounds, feel bumpy, put on their seat belts and sit next to strangers.
\"According to Nickels, this narrative will reduce anxiety and help parents recall that conversation (
\"Remember we said, how did you wear your seat belt before the pilot told you it was safe? \")
When the child becomes restless during the trip.
Nevertheless, parents should be prepared for melting (plural)
In the form of bribery
Some stickers, new marks (
Have a good time with the fragrance)
A small toy that your child likes very much, and some special things, such as the child\'s favorite candy, can make the child lose his temper in the bud.
Set ground rules.
Christopher Young, director of medicine at Yale University\'s Department of Psychiatry, Wellmore School of Behavioral Health and Clinical Medicine, stressed the importance of making basic rules before flight.
\"There is not much reasoning for babies to do,\" he said . \".
Just make sure they are comfortable and eat well.
For older kids, you can build
Flight restrictions and boundaries on the grounds of security.
For example, \"keeping your seat belt in flight is the captain\'s rule, running in the aisle is dangerous, and kicking a seat can hurt people.
But Young suggests a positive alternative to \"no (
Do you want to color? Read a book? Play hangman? )
Quickly divert the child\'s attention. Keep them busy.
But watch the iPad)
The fact of being a parent: Children are easily bored.
A suggested strategy is to keep your child busy so they don\'t respond to environmental constraints.
Parents should develop appropriate games with books (
Color books, Lego toys, dolls)
And electronic products.
But you can\'t put these things on the tray and dive into Netflix. Why?
\"The adjustment of the parents will lead to the performance of the children,\" Nickels warned . \".
\"You need to get your child\'s attention.
Start their game time
Time to Read, sticker, paint and make snacks is an activity, not a detail.
Another potential mine: hunger.
Because the hungry child is an unstable child, it is crucial to have an easy childto-Transport food (
Grapes, cheese sticks, goldfish cookies)
Keep your blood sugar at the best level.
About those electronic products.
It\'s tempting to have an iPad or other tablet as a temporary nanny.
But uninterrupted electronics can backfire.
Young people believe that greed for electronic products can lead to temper and temper.
Nickels agreed: \"Children have not made a rapid transition from digital absorption to reality.
\"Without a parent forcing a break, the children would be dazed by ignoring hunger, thirst, necessity to use the bathroom and exhaustion.
They then go into \"distress mode\" when the device is turned off, which is a professional term for freakout.
In order to avoid excessive stimulation, use restrictions are set (
\"You can watch two cartoons, then eat some snacks and watch them for a while \")
Before handing over the tablet
A reward system can encourage good behavior.
Nickels is a fan of gift bags.
She suggested filling a small bag with four surprises at a specific location during the flight.
Let your child know about the gift bag, but don\'t know what\'s inside.
In this way, they can focus on one goal.
Electronic products can also be used as a reward for good behavior.
Screen time can be obtained by spending \"X\" time doing other activities.
Of course, these strategies are not foolproof.
So, if you are the parent with the child, what can you do in full tantrum mode?
You can\'t blame other passengers for being angry, especially if the situation is ignored by the parents.
According to Sarah Nelson, president of the Flight Attendants Association
CWA, passengers will be more compassionate if they see you trying to resolve the disaster.
So, it can help to stand up and make a statement like \"Sorry, my child is messing up, please bear with me.
But sometimes things get hostile.
On a blue jet flying from Miami to Boston, a nearby passenger reprimanded her at the age of 15 at the age of Shirley Schoenmonth-
Leah, the eldest daughter, became very picky and began to cry.
Schoen recalled: \"My daughter was too tired to miss her nap.
I want her to calm down.
Walking down the aisle shaking her
After I sat down, just as Leah settled down, a woman called from the front row and said, \"this is too outrageous!
You have to go with her again.
I\'m ashamed.
I took my child to the back of the plane and started crying myself.
\"In this aggressive situation, Nelson suggested seeking support from the flight attendant.
\"Flight attendants were trained.
\"The conflict escalated,\" she said . \"
\"They can move, offer free food or drinks to frustrated passengers, or try to reason with their children themselves.
\"Bribe Your passengers. If your child doesn\'t peek, some parents will give gift bags to their passengers on the pass and attach a lovely note to apologize for the incivility in advance.
George Clooney and his wife Amale flew with their twins in 2017 to Distribute wireless noise reduction headphones to the entire first class.
But the same is true of a less dazzling job.
Cambi Clarke prepares gift bags for passengers in the front row, and seats in the back row and aisle are adjacent to their seats. all gift bags contain apology instructions and chocolate,
\"I don\'t want to be a mom that everyone hates,\" Clark said . \".
\"It\'s a precaution that makes me feel less anxious.
Children are unpredictable, even more so when they are confined to small spaces.
The pressure to try to keep a screaming toddler quiet is often amplified by a dagger --
Like the eyes of other passengers.
Although there may not be a script to deal with pints
The pediatric behavioral experts and the Flight Attendants Association provide insights on how to avoid or at least control melting at a scale of 32,000 feet. Pre-
According to clinical child psychologist Margaret Nichols, former director of the Center for Children and Families in Eriksson, Chicago, preparation is the key to prevention.
She instructed her parents to solve the pressure of plane travel.
Limited to a small space, lack of control, Daily Life interruption
Before going to the airport. Her advice?
For children aged 2 and older, talk before the start of the trip (
Potentially overwhelming)
Sensory experience related to plane travel, let them know what will happen.
\"Children like predictability,\" Nickels explains . \".
\"Let them know that they have to sit for a long time, hear strange sounds, feel bumpy, put on their seat belts and sit next to strangers.
\"According to Nickels, this narrative will reduce anxiety and help parents recall that conversation (
\"Remember we said, how did you wear your seat belt before the pilot told you it was safe? \")
When the child becomes restless during the trip.
Nevertheless, parents should be prepared for melting (plural)
In the form of bribery
Some stickers, new marks (
Have a good time with the fragrance)
A small toy that your child likes very much, and some special things, such as the child\'s favorite candy, can make the child lose his temper in the bud.
Set ground rules.
Christopher Young, director of medicine at Yale University\'s Department of Psychiatry, Wellmore School of Behavioral Health and Clinical Medicine, stressed the importance of making basic rules before flight.
\"There is not much reasoning for babies to do,\" he said . \".
Just make sure they are comfortable and eat well.
For older kids, you can build
Flight restrictions and boundaries on the grounds of security.
For example, \"keeping your seat belt in flight is the captain\'s rule, running in the aisle is dangerous, and kicking a seat can hurt people.
But Young suggests a positive alternative to \"no (
Do you want to color? Read a book? Play hangman? )
Quickly divert the child\'s attention. Keep them busy.
But watch the iPad)
The fact of being a parent: Children are easily bored.
A suggested strategy is to keep your child busy so they don\'t respond to environmental constraints.
Parents should develop appropriate games with books (
Color books, Lego toys, dolls)
And electronic products.
But you can\'t put these things on the tray and dive into Netflix. Why?
\"The adjustment of the parents will lead to the performance of the children,\" Nickels warned . \".
\"You need to get your child\'s attention.
Start their game time
Time to Read, sticker, paint and make snacks is an activity, not a detail.
Another potential mine: hunger.
Because the hungry child is an unstable child, it is crucial to have an easy childto-Transport food (
Grapes, cheese sticks, goldfish cookies)
Keep your blood sugar at the best level.
About those electronic products.
It\'s tempting to have an iPad or other tablet as a temporary nanny.
But uninterrupted electronics can backfire.
Young people believe that greed for electronic products can lead to temper and temper.
Nickels agreed: \"Children have not made a rapid transition from digital absorption to reality.
\"Without a parent forcing a break, the children would be dazed by ignoring hunger, thirst, necessity to use the bathroom and exhaustion.
They then go into \"distress mode\" when the device is turned off, which is a professional term for freakout.
In order to avoid excessive stimulation, use restrictions are set (
\"You can watch two cartoons, then eat some snacks and watch them for a while \")
Before handing over the tablet
A reward system can encourage good behavior.
Nickels is a fan of gift bags.
She suggested filling a small bag with four surprises at a specific location during the flight.
Let your child know about the gift bag, but don\'t know what\'s inside.
In this way, they can focus on one goal.
Electronic products can also be used as a reward for good behavior.
Screen time can be obtained by spending \"X\" time doing other activities.
Of course, these strategies are not foolproof.
So, if you are the parent with the child, what can you do in full tantrum mode?
You can\'t blame other passengers for being angry, especially if the situation is ignored by the parents.
According to Sarah Nelson, president of the Flight Attendants Association
CWA, passengers will be more compassionate if they see you trying to resolve the disaster.
So, it can help to stand up and make a statement like \"Sorry, my child is messing up, please bear with me.
But sometimes things get hostile.
On a blue jet flying from Miami to Boston, a nearby passenger reprimanded her at the age of 15 at the age of Shirley Schoenmonth-
Leah, the eldest daughter, became very picky and began to cry.
Schoen recalled: \"My daughter was too tired to miss her nap.
I want her to calm down.
Walking down the aisle shaking her
After I sat down, just as Leah settled down, a woman called from the front row and said, \"this is too outrageous!
You have to go with her again.
I\'m ashamed.
I took my child to the back of the plane and started crying myself.
\"In this aggressive situation, Nelson suggested seeking support from the flight attendant.
\"Flight attendants were trained.
\"The conflict escalated,\" she said . \"
\"They can move, offer free food or drinks to frustrated passengers, or try to reason with their children themselves.
\"Bribe Your passengers. If your child doesn\'t peek, some parents will give gift bags to their passengers on the pass and attach a lovely note to apologize for the incivility in advance.
George Clooney and his wife Amale flew with their twins in 2017 to Distribute wireless noise reduction headphones to the entire first class.
But the same is true of a less dazzling job.
Cambi Clarke prepares gift bags for passengers in the front row, and seats in the back row and aisle are adjacent to their seats. all gift bags contain apology instructions and chocolate,
\"I don\'t want to be a mom that everyone hates,\" Clark said . \".
\"It\'s a precaution that makes me feel less anxious.
\"Flying with children is often full of tension.
Children are unpredictable, even more so when they are confined to small spaces.
The pressure to try to keep a screaming toddler quiet is often amplified by a dagger --
Like the eyes of other passengers.
Although there may not be a script to deal with pints
The pediatric behavioral experts and the Flight Attendants Association provide insights on how to avoid or at least control melting at a scale of 32,000 feet. Pre-
According to clinical child psychologist Margaret Nichols, former director of the Center for Children and Families in Eriksson, Chicago, preparation is the key to prevention.
She instructed her parents to solve the pressure of plane travel.
Limited to a small space, lack of control, Daily Life interruption
Before going to the airport. Her advice?
For children aged 2 and older, talk before the start of the trip (
Potentially overwhelming)
Sensory experience related to plane travel, let them know what will happen.
\"Children like predictability,\" Nickels explains . \".
\"Let them know that they have to sit for a long time, hear strange sounds, feel bumpy, put on their seat belts and sit next to strangers.
\"According to Nickels, this narrative will reduce anxiety and help parents recall that conversation (
\"Remember we said, how did you wear your seat belt before the pilot told you it was safe? \")
When the child becomes restless during the trip.
Nevertheless, parents should be prepared for melting (plural)
In the form of bribery
Some stickers, new marks (
Have a good time with the fragrance)
A small toy that your child likes very much, and some special things, such as the child\'s favorite candy, can make the child lose his temper in the bud.
Set ground rules.
Christopher Young, director of medicine at Yale University\'s Department of Psychiatry, Wellmore School of Behavioral Health and Clinical Medicine, stressed the importance of making basic rules before flight.
\"There is not much reasoning for babies to do,\" he said . \".
Just make sure they are comfortable and eat well.
For older kids, you can build
Flight restrictions and boundaries on the grounds of security.
For example, \"keeping your seat belt in flight is the captain\'s rule, running in the aisle is dangerous, and kicking a seat can hurt people.
But Young suggests a positive alternative to \"no (
Do you want to color? Read a book? Play hangman? )
Quickly divert the child\'s attention. Keep them busy.
But watch the iPad)
The fact of being a parent: Children are easily bored.
A suggested strategy is to keep your child busy so they don\'t respond to environmental constraints.
Parents should develop appropriate games with books (
Color books, Lego toys, dolls)
And electronic products.
But you can\'t put these things on the tray and dive into Netflix. Why?
\"The adjustment of the parents will lead to the performance of the children,\" Nickels warned . \".
\"You need to get your child\'s attention.
Start their game time
Time to Read, sticker, paint and make snacks is an activity, not a detail.
Another potential mine: hunger.
Because the hungry child is an unstable child, it is crucial to have an easy childto-Transport food (
Grapes, cheese sticks, goldfish cookies)
Keep your blood sugar at the best level.
About those electronic products.
It\'s tempting to have an iPad or other tablet as a temporary nanny.
But uninterrupted electronics can backfire.
Young people believe that greed for electronic products can lead to temper and temper.
Nickels agreed: \"Children have not made a rapid transition from digital absorption to reality.
\"Without a parent forcing a break, the children would be dazed by ignoring hunger, thirst, necessity to use the bathroom and exhaustion.
They then go into \"distress mode\" when the device is turned off, which is a professional term for freakout.
In order to avoid excessive stimulation, use restrictions are set (
\"You can watch two cartoons, then eat some snacks and watch them for a while \")
Before handing over the tablet
A reward system can encourage good behavior.
Nickels is a fan of gift bags.
She suggested filling a small bag with four surprises at a specific location during the flight.
Let your child know about the gift bag, but don\'t know what\'s inside.
In this way, they can focus on one goal.
Electronic products can also be used as a reward for good behavior.
Screen time can be obtained by spending \"X\" time doing other activities.
Of course, these strategies are not foolproof.
So, if you are the parent with the child, what can you do in full tantrum mode?
You can\'t blame other passengers for being angry, especially if the situation is ignored by the parents.
According to Sarah Nelson, president of the Flight Attendants Association
CWA, passengers will be more compassionate if they see you trying to resolve the disaster.
So, it can help to stand up and make a statement like \"Sorry, my child is messing up, please bear with me.
But sometimes things get hostile.
On a blue jet flying from Miami to Boston, a nearby passenger reprimanded her at the age of 15 at the age of Shirley Schoenmonth-
Leah, the eldest daughter, became very picky and began to cry.
Schoen recalled: \"My daughter was too tired to miss her nap.
I want her to calm down.
Walking down the aisle shaking her
After I sat down, just as Leah settled down, a woman called from the front row and said, \"this is too outrageous!
You have to go with her again.
I\'m ashamed.
I took my child to the back of the plane and started crying myself.
\"In this aggressive situation, Nelson suggested seeking support from the flight attendant.
\"Flight attendants were trained.
\"The conflict escalated,\" she said . \"
\"They can move, offer free food or drinks to frustrated passengers, or try to reason with their children themselves.
\"Bribe Your passengers. If your child doesn\'t peek, some parents will give gift bags to their passengers on the pass and attach a lovely note to apologize for the incivility in advance.
George Clooney and his wife Amale flew with their twins in 2017 to Distribute wireless noise reduction headphones to the entire first class.
But the same is true of a less dazzling job.
Cambi Clarke prepares gift bags for passengers in the front row, and seats in the back row and aisle are adjacent to their seats. all gift bags contain apology instructions and chocolate,
\"I don\'t want to be a mom that everyone hates,\" Clark said . \".
\"It\'s a precaution that makes me feel less anxious.
\"Flying with children is often full of tension.
Children are unpredictable, even more so when they are confined to small spaces.
The pressure to try to keep a screaming toddler quiet is often amplified by a dagger --
Like the eyes of other passengers.
Although there may not be a script to deal with pints
The pediatric behavioral experts and the Flight Attendants Association provide insights on how to avoid or at least control melting at a scale of 32,000 feet. Pre-
According to clinical child psychologist Margaret Nichols, former director of the Center for Children and Families in Eriksson, Chicago, preparation is the key to prevention.
She instructed her parents to solve the pressure of plane travel.
Limited to a small space, lack of control, Daily Life interruption
Before going to the airport. Her advice?
For children aged 2 and older, talk before the start of the trip (
Potentially overwhelming)
Sensory experience related to plane travel, let them know what will happen.
\"Children like predictability,\" Nickels explains . \".
\"Let them know that they have to sit for a long time, hear strange sounds, feel bumpy, put on their seat belts and sit next to strangers.
\"According to Nickels, this narrative will reduce anxiety and help parents recall that conversation (
\"Remember we said, how did you wear your seat belt before the pilot told you it was safe? \")
When the child becomes restless during the trip.
Nevertheless, parents should be prepared for melting (plural)
In the form of bribery
Some stickers, new marks (
Have a good time with the fragrance)
A small toy that your child likes very much, and some special things, such as the child\'s favorite candy, can make the child lose his temper in the bud.
Set ground rules.
Christopher Young, director of medicine at Yale University\'s Department of Psychiatry, Wellmore School of Behavioral Health and Clinical Medicine, stressed the importance of making basic rules before flight.
\"There is not much reasoning for babies to do,\" he said . \".
Just make sure they are comfortable and eat well.
For older kids, you can build
Flight restrictions and boundaries on the grounds of security.
For example, \"keeping your seat belt in flight is the captain\'s rule, running in the aisle is dangerous, and kicking a seat can hurt people.
But Young suggests a positive alternative to \"no (
Do you want to color? Read a book? Play hangman? )
Quickly divert the child\'s attention. Keep them busy.
But watch the iPad)
The fact of being a parent: Children are easily bored.
A suggested strategy is to keep your child busy so they don\'t respond to environmental constraints.
Parents should develop appropriate games with books (
Color books, Lego toys, dolls)
And electronic products.
But you can\'t put these things on the tray and dive into Netflix. Why?
\"The adjustment of the parents will lead to the performance of the children,\" Nickels warned . \".
\"You need to get your child\'s attention.
Start their game time
Time to Read, sticker, paint and make snacks is an activity, not a detail.
Another potential mine: hunger.
Because the hungry child is an unstable child, it is crucial to have an easy childto-Transport food (
Grapes, cheese sticks, goldfish cookies)
Keep your blood sugar at the best level.
About those electronic products.
It\'s tempting to have an iPad or other tablet as a temporary nanny.
But uninterrupted electronics can backfire.
Young people believe that greed for electronic products can lead to temper and temper.
Nickels agreed: \"Children have not made a rapid transition from digital absorption to reality.
\"Without a parent forcing a break, the children would be dazed by ignoring hunger, thirst, necessity to use the bathroom and exhaustion.
They then go into \"distress mode\" when the device is turned off, which is a professional term for freakout.
In order to avoid excessive stimulation, use restrictions are set (
\"You can watch two cartoons, then eat some snacks and watch them for a while \")
Before handing over the tablet
A reward system can encourage good behavior.
Nickels is a fan of gift bags.
She suggested filling a small bag with four surprises at a specific location during the flight.
Let your child know about the gift bag, but don\'t know what\'s inside.
In this way, they can focus on one goal.
Electronic products can also be used as a reward for good behavior.
Screen time can be obtained by spending \"X\" time doing other activities.
Of course, these strategies are not foolproof.
So, if you are the parent with the child, what can you do in full tantrum mode?
You can\'t blame other passengers for being angry, especially if the situation is ignored by the parents.
According to Sarah Nelson, president of the Flight Attendants Association
CWA, passengers will be more compassionate if they see you trying to resolve the disaster.
So, it can help to stand up and make a statement like \"Sorry, my child is messing up, please bear with me.
But sometimes things get hostile.
On a blue jet flying from Miami to Boston, a nearby passenger reprimanded her at the age of 15 at the age of Shirley Schoenmonth-
Leah, the eldest daughter, became very picky and began to cry.
Schoen recalled: \"My daughter was too tired to miss her nap.
I want her to calm down.
Walking down the aisle shaking her
After I sat down, just as Leah settled down, a woman called from the front row and said, \"this is too outrageous!
You have to go with her again.
I\'m ashamed.
I took my child to the back of the plane and started crying myself.
\"In this aggressive situation, Nelson suggested seeking support from the flight attendant.
\"Flight attendants were trained.
\"The conflict escalated,\" she said . \"
\"They can move, offer free food or drinks to frustrated passengers, or try to reason with their children themselves.
\"Bribe Your passengers. If your child doesn\'t peek, some parents will give gift bags to their passengers on the pass and attach a lovely note to apologize for the incivility in advance.
George Clooney and his wife Amale flew with their twins in 2017 to Distribute wireless noise reduction headphones to the entire first class.
But the same is true of a less dazzling job.
Cambi Clarke prepares gift bags for passengers in the front row, and seats in the back row and aisle are adjacent to their seats. all gift bags contain apology instructions and chocolate,
\"I don\'t want to be a mom that everyone hates,\" Clark said . \".
\"It\'s a precaution that makes me feel less anxious.
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