Child-Free Flights: Brit Mom Kelly Rose Bradform Wants Kids Banned From Flights, People React On Twitter [Debate]

British journalist and mother, Kelly Rose Bradford, sparks a debate when she said that parents should not bring their kids on flights.

According to Daily Telegraph, Bradford, who is a mom of a 12-year-old, speaks from her own experience. Although she admitted taking her own son on flights when he was a baby, she says that out of consideration for others, there were times when she didn't take her baby with her.

"I took him on short haul flights when he was a baby," she says, adding that she imposed an "interlude" when when he was 18 months until two-and-a-half years old.

Bradford further notes, "I didn't travel, I didn't fly with him, simply because I didn't want the grief and I didn't want to subject everyone else to it as well."

The debate started when the journalist called mothers and fathers who bring their kids on flights "selfish," during the UK television show, "This Morning."

"The reason I think it is slightly selfish is that when you've got a child who is like 1-3-years-old," she explains, "they couldn't really care less whether they're going to Brighton or Barbados on holiday. It's the parents who choose to take them on these long flights," Bradford explains.

However, another guest during the show, journalist Emma Taylor, said that banning children on flights was "discriminatory," according to Yahoo Parenting.

Yahoo further reports that this debate continued on Twitter under the hashtag #ChildFreeFlights, with people having divided opinions.

Some express their frustration about kids on flights:

Some are okay with it:

Some, like this man, are against Bradford's explanations.

While others have different opinions:

But this certain guy here is just amazing.

How about you? What do you think?