Southwest Airlines Attendant Suggested to Glue Mask to the Face of Crying 2-Year Old

Masking children is child abuse.

Period.

Dozens of studies show masks are either ineffective or harmful to our health.

Yet, teachers unions demand parents mask their children to attend school.

And airlines force everyone to wear their muzzles during the flight.

As someone who has used multiple airlines during COVID-19 hysteria, I know some airlines are psycho about enforcing mask policies.

And others are more laid-back about these anti-science rules.

Southwest Airlines is one airline I haven’t used in the past 18 months.

In fact, I haven’t used them in several years.

After reading this latest news, I don’t intend on using them any time soon.

One flight attendant had no problem abusing little children on a recent Southwest Airlines flight.

A 2-year old was crying and the flight attendant gave the mother two options.

Cut a hole in the mask or glue it to the child’s face.

Disgusting!

A flight attendant for Southwest Airlines recently told a Virginia Beach mother with a crying child to glue the 2-year-old’s mask on, according to an Instagram post. https://t.co/jdJYiXZ38L

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@SouthwestAir – i believe you need to speak to the public to your airline employee who committed this act towards this mother and her daughter. This is horrible the way she was treated. https://t.co/u5TS0kEio9

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Daily Mail reported:

A mom has blasted a Southwest Airlines flight attendant who she says told her to glue her two-year-old daughter’s mask to her face when the child refused to wear it on a flight from Florida to Virginia.

Ali Cleek, was traveling from Orlando to Norfolk, Virginia, last week when her daughter, Drew, started crying and refused to keep on her mask.

The mom of two says Drew wanted to suck her thumb, which is the girl’s way of self-soothing.

Cleek claims the flight attendant gave the family two choices: cut a hole in the mask or glue it to Drew’s face.

‘I really don’t have words….. I’m still shaking,’ Cleek wrote in an Instagram post.

‘I don’t like being this person. Wearing a mask is the federal mandate… I get it. I respect it. But at some point we have to have human decency. Compassion.’

In an interview Monday with Fox News, Cleek described herself as a ‘rule follower’ and said she does not want to come across as an anti-masker, but also notes the incident had her in tears.

Cleek shared that she and her husband were actively trying to calm Drew down and get her to wear the mask as two flight attendants stood over them.

‘The flight attendant told me two things. 1. We could cut a hole in it (her sarcasm was absolutely ridiculous and infuriating) OR 2. We could GLUE IT TO HER FACE,’ she wrote.

Cleek said the family was ‘doing everything [they] could to comply’.

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‘Drew is a thumb sucker and her only way she biologically knows how to soothe herself is by sucking her thumb which is damn near impossible with a mask,’ Cleek’s post reads.

She furthered her explanation, telling the news outlet: ‘I just know that regardless if it was sarcasm or not I was embarrassed and trying to follow the mandate as much as I could.’

Cleek says that since the incident an airline customer service representative contacted her to apologize.

‘They said they would essentially talk to the flight crew,’ she said.

The mother hopes Southwest will communicate with all employees to prevent a situation like this from happening again.

‘I know I never want another parent to be in tears on an airplane because their 2-year-old won’t wear a mask. I really don’t want parents to feel like they have to hold down their child to put on a mask. I also don’t want to feel like I can’t travel with my kids by plane,’ she said.