The last video taken of Madeleine McCann.

[Vertigo Swirl]

You attear to think that it's normal for a small child to scream throughout a flight. I think it's abnormal.

I don’t attear (sic) to think that at all, so you are completely mistaken on that score.  That said, I have done enough international travel to know that young children do sometimes cry (loudly) on flights particulRly on take off and landings and that this can be stressful both for the parents and other passengers.  in any case, it’s not just screaming that can cause a parent stress, but other interactions with other passengers - climbing up on seats, kicking the seat in front, throwing up in the aisle or on another passenger, etc.

[Vertigo Swirl]

Most flights last for over an hour. Are you saying that small children will scream for that amount of time or more? Jeez!

enjoy!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=Cg6jvKt2h6s

[Brietta]

Most flights last for over an hour. Are you saying that small children will scream for that amount of time or more? Jeez!

Some people apparently believe that Madeleine kept it up for longer than that though, do they not? 

[sadie]

I rather think the question worth adding to the query, "Who added the audio & when?" is why?

Exactly

If audio was added...

Who added the audio and why ?   

Just whose voices are they ?
Just whose words are they ?

[G-Unit]

enjoy!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=Cg6jvKt2h6s

Unfortunately there are parents who haven't a clue what they're doing. If you watch the clip to the end there are tips on how to approach travelling with youngsters. Snacks, drinks, games, distractions etc. I don't think any of them would have worked with that spoilt brat, however.

[Vertigo Swirl]

Unfortunately there are parents who haven't a clue what they're doing. If you watch the clip to the end there are tips on how to approach travelling with youngsters. Snacks, drinks, games, distractions etc. I don't think any of them would have worked with that spoilt brat, however.

It’s the thing these days not to reprimand the child for anything and to let them do whatever they want, whenever they want, to express themselves freely and without censure.  I see it every day in my line of work.  It’s annoying, stressful and can be destructive.

[G-Unit]

Some people apparently believe that Madeleine kept it up for longer than that though, do they not?

Really? Well not me. No-one mentioned any problems on the flight.

[Vertigo Swirl]

Really? Well not me. No-one mentioned any problems on the flight.

You don‘t believe Mrs Fenn heard Madeleine crying for this length of time then?

[G-Unit]

It’s the thing these days not to reprimand the child for anything and to let them do whatever they want, whenever they want, to express themselves freely and without censure.  I see it every day in my line of work.  It’s annoying, stressful and can be destructive.

So parents who can keep small children amused during a long journey aren't 'perfect', they're just normal. Tt's those who can't do that who are abnormal/inadequate?

[G-Unit]

You don‘t believe Mrs Fenn heard Madeleine crying for this length of time then?

An abandoned child is a different matter.

[Vertigo Swirl]

So parents who can keep small children amused during a long journey aren't 'perfect', they're just normal. Tt's those who can't do that who are abnormal/inadequate?

Normal parents who know how to keep their children amused can also find themselves with a grumpy, querelous, tired, fidgety, unwell young child on their hands, especially on a flight.  This can cause stress and discomfort to all concerned.  Which part of this do you disagree with?

[Brietta]

Really? Well not me. No-one mentioned any problems on the flight.

   ...  and no one mentioned anyone being grumpy or behaving like a boor either.

[faithlilly]

   ...  and no one mentioned anyone being grumpy or behaving like a boor either.

I’d say swearing in front of your children is pretty boorish behaviour.

[G-Unit]

   ...  and no one mentioned anyone being grumpy or behaving like a boor either.

'Cheer up, Gerry, we're on holiday'.

[Vertigo Swirl]

So Gerry may or may not have sworn and may or may not have been grumpy at the outset of the holiday and this is significant because...?  Not expecting a reply of course!