A mother handed out over 200 bags containing candy and earplugs on a flight from Seoul, South Korea to San Francisco, as she was worried her four-month-old baby might disrupt other passengers.
"Today, I am going to the U.S. with my mom and grandma to see my aunt," the note read. "I'm a little bit nervous and scary (sic) because it's my first flight, which means that I may cry or make too much noise. I will try to go quietly, though I can't make any promises... Please excuse me."
Dave Corona, one of the passengers who received a bag, posted images of it on Facebook – and the generous act has since sparked an online debate about babies on flights.
![According to another passenger, the four-month-old baby turned out to be a very quiet traveller. Photo / Dave Corona, Facebook](https://www.nzherald.co.nz/resizer/v2/ZABLR25BVMRKVCPP2ZV3ZGJRBI.jpg?auth=8966243979a73eeba7d431873fc1e15c164e8c7252c40efc33df175723cb0401&width=16&height=22&quality=70&smart=true)
Corona wrote that it was "a touching gesture by the mother, but as you know when you have kids, expect the unexpected. Not a peep out of the kid."