The new parents were worried that the rest of the passengers would hate them for bringing an infant on the plane.
Caren and Dustin Moore have been together for a very long time. They had been looking forward to welcoming a new addition to their family, but things had been hard and they failed at getting pregnant. Luckily, their wish came true when they adopted a precious baby girl just before the coronavirus pandemic.
On their flight home, the sweet bundle of joy behaved just perfectly most of the time, but as we all know, babies do cry for no apparent reason, and Moore’s daughter is no exception.
At first, the sweet girl needed her diaper changed and the flight attendants were more than happy to give the new mom a helping hand. They took her to the back of the plane and told her they were there to assist her with whatever she needed.
Later on, the crew learned how the baby was adopted because they heard the Moores apologizing for the crying as they were telling some of the passengers of their journey called parenthood.
That’s when the flight attendants, including a couple named Bobby and Jenny, decided to do something super cute for the new parents. “The attendant Bobby came on and announced a special guest on the flight. Our daughter. ‘She’s just been adopted by her parents Caren and Dustin, and is making her way home.’ The entire cabin erupted in cheers and applause,” Caren told CBS News of the lovely gesture.
But that wasn’t all. Bobby and Jenny then handed small pieces of paper to the passengers so that they could write advice and tips for the Moores. Needless to say, those words written down meant the world to Caren and Dustin.
One person wrote, “Enjoy every minute, because they will go faster than you think,” while another added, “Drink more wine.” However, it was the following note that made a deep impression. It said: “I was adopted 64 years ago. Thank you for giving this child a loving family to be part of. Us adopted kids need a little extra love. Congratulations.”
