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Entitled Mom Demands Fellow Flyer Entertain Her Kid, Flyer Has None Of It
Entitled parents can make your blood boil in any situation, but entitled parents on an airplane? Forget about it. Redditor u/WitchesCoven99 posted to r/entitledparents to share this ridiculous story from a flight, switching seats in an aisle at a mother's request so her kid could look out the window, only then to have the kid sit in the middle seat next to the Redditor and let them watch the superhero movie Venom alongside OP on their phone. When Venom got violent, the mother grew concerned that her kid was being exposed to bad content and asked OP to watch something appropriate for their kid, or better yet, let her kid play a game on their phone!
If you have a child and are taking a flight, you need to make sure your child can be occupied during the flight. This is parenting 101 stuff. This whole scenario went a lot more wholesomely when this entitled dad left his kid on a plane with a stranger. This OP stood their ground and refused to become a temporary babysitter for a stranger's child on a flight — good for them. For another intriguing parenting moment, here's an entitled mom who tried to swindle the babysitter.
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