The tables have turned...


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Hey Friends,

On Thursday Neha and I were officially THOSE people.

We were the people with a crying baby on the plane... twice.

We took Naira on her first plane ride and had a connecting flight in Atlanta.

There was a delay, there were tears (Naira's lol), but we made it safely.

To the parents reading this you know EXACTLY what this feeling feels like.

To the people without kids... bless your soul.

It's funny because before we had Naira I used to get annoyed when babies would cry on the plane.

I didn't understand or realize that that is just WHAT THEY DO.

Everyone communicates differently and babies communicate by crying.

It's crazy because when Naira cried I thought I would get embarrassed or feel bad... but i didn't.

I felt myself lock in and go into Dad mode.

I was going to do whatever it took to soothe her and "ride it out"

It was a pretty epic feeling because I didn't know I was capable of doing that.

Blocking out "the noise" and the "thoughts of others" to just focus on my and my fam.

This sparked a thought that I wanted to share with you all.

Here's a hack for you...

If you get annoyed by screaming babies or don't want to hear them...

WEAR YOUR NOISE CANCELLING HEADPHONES.

Very simple but very effective.

I say this because they guy sitting next to me didn't have any headphones

He was raw dogging the entire flight... (no luggage, no devices... just him and his thoughts)

I did the pre-apology when sitting down that this was Naira's first flight and he didn't mind at all.

There's not really a deeper message here - I just wanted to loop you guys in on this monumental moment in our life...

A successful plane ride to hopefully set the stage for many more to come 😁


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