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Curbing Your Kid's Bad Behavior in the Air

A few months ago, I shared the results of a poll conducted by SmarterTravel.com sister site Airfarewatchdog.com in which 85 percent of respondents said airlines should have a section of the plane reserved for parents with babies and younger children. That same blog generated a flurry of comments from SmarterTravel readers, most of whom aired grievances about having to fly with badly behaved kids or screaming babies. Airfarewatchdog responded by collecting tips from readers about how parents can keep their children under control in the air. Here's a selection of some of the best ideas: Click Here To Read Article