The Brazilian woman who went viral after refusing to give up her pre-selected window seat to a crying child says she has officially filed charges against the airline and the passenger who filmed her.

“You cannot continue to behave like a child as if somebody stole your bread and you are crying over spilt milk. It is natural for you to feel hurt. It is natural for you to feel bad for being ...

A woman who was filmed refusing to give up her plane seat for a crying child has spoken of the impact the incident has had on her life. Jeniffer Castro, the Brazilian woman who became an internet ...

Jeniffer Castro, 29, a bank employee from Belo Horizonte found herself at the centre of an internet firestorm after the incident in December. A video of the incident — which Jeniffer says was ...

A crying child in the back of the car is as distracting to the driver as talking on a mobile phone, a survey has found. Nearly 95 per cent of parents admitted a baby or child having a tantrum took ...

A Brazilian woman who went viral in December for refusing to give a crying child her plane seat has taken over the internet once again, and she’s spoken out about why she’s really suing in a ...

A suspect abandoned an attempted sexual assault and fled after being startled by a four-year-old child’s loud crying during a home invasion in the early hours of Saturday, 8 March. Reaction Unit ...

There's probably nothing worse than a crying baby or child on a long flight, when you just want to sit back and relax. The terrifying plane crashes across the United States haven't been the only ...

The woman who made headlines for refusing to give her window seat up for a crying child has explained why she's suing the airline. In case you missed it, Jeniffer Castro was a bank employee from ...

A Brazilian woman, Jeniffer Castro, went viral after refusing to give up her pre-selected window seat to a crying child and is now suing the airline and a passenger who filmed her. She claims that the ...

In a nutshell, the amount of time spent waiting before responding to the crying child is gradually lengthened until the child no longer cries for assistance. In toddlers, especially those who are able ...