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Woman on plane says she was asked to take iPad away from 3-year-old to 'shield' other kids.
The other family's child noticed the little girl's iPad and decided that he too needed to have his iPad .
The boy's family decided he could not use his device while traveling which left him crying for the girl's tablet.
Parents and non-parents alike agree that this mom did nothing wrong by refusing to take away her daughter's iPad .
Others suggest that parents who chose not to use screens should have been more prepared with activities.
There you have it, planes are boring for everyone, so being prepared with boredom busters can be beneficial for everyone.
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