Twin parenting with thoughtful consideration

Thoughtful parents of twin babies brought candies, ear plugs and a kind note for other passengers who traveled long way by airplane. Christina Diaz and Michael Rubinstein made gift packages to apologize in advance if their twin boys cried on a cross country flight. People thought Ms Diaz was a flight attendant at first, but were extremely appreciative of the thoughtful consideration. 

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One person on the flight who was touched by the gesture, Andrew Merritt, snapped a photo of the packaged sweets and kind note and posted it on Reddit, where it struck a chord with internet users

Generous: In an exclusive interview with the MailOnline, Ms Diaz and Mr Rubinstein spoke about their first flight with their adorable baby boys as well as the new notoriety their simple act of kindness has earned them.

Mr Rubinstein, 32, a geographic specialist for Google Earth, and Ms Diaz, 32, a photographer,
live together in Berkley, California.




They were terrified of visiting Mr Rubinstein's family on the East Coast, nervous not only about the trip, but of what they would do if Arrow Wyatt and Jasper Caleb were fussy on the flight.
'I was really, really nervous about getting on the flight with them,' Ms Diaz told the MailOnline.
'There's always that stigma of getting on the plane with babies because people get annoyed if they're crying.'

 With about $20, Ms Diaz went out to the store to pick up some candy and ear plugs. She printed out sweet notes to explain to the flight that they were new parents and that they would do the best to keep Arrow and Jasper quiet

Mr Rubinstein said he also heard another passenger who was pleased by their generosity: Andrew Merritt, the man who posted the photograph of the goodie bag that was shared by millions of people.
'I overhead him say, "This is so cool I'm going to take a picture," Mr Rubinstein said.
And the karma definitely paid off: the boys miraculously stayed calm throughout the whole flight.
'It was still stressful,' Ms Diaz said. 'Until we landed, I was like, "I don't want to fly home!"'
When they arrived in Washington, D.C., Arrow and Jasper met their grandparents for the first time. The family spent the next few days swooning over the babies, completely unaware of their mounting fame.

Ms Diaz showed her sister-in-law a leftover package in passing and a few days later, her sister-in-law showed her the hundreds of articles the kind couple.
'At first we were a little incredulous,' Mr Rubinstein said. 'Then we spent the evening reading the comments.'
The pair are still on vacation with their family and have already begun making more goodie bags for their flight home on Saturday.
'It was met with such a warm response,' Ms Diaz said, still slightly afraid of the journey. 'Maybe it's a lucky charm.'

More than 1million people have viewed the image on Imgur in the past two days

'I should also add that I submitted this photo on Reddit.com and it currently has more points that Barack Obama’s AMA (he came to the site last Wednesday). For those who are as addicted to Reddit as myself, this is quite a big deal,' he wrote.
The idea immediately sparked chatter on the social news site, garnering over 3,000 comments and one million views after it was posted over the weekend.
Most of the reaction was positive with one user calling it the 'most considerate thing I've ever seen ... it has fully restored my faith in said consideration.'

♥ 14주 된 쌍둥이 아가들을 데리고 처음 비행기에 탄 부모가 다음과 같은 문구가 적힌 사탕 봉지를 승객들에게 나누어 주었다고 한다.

"안녕하세요, 저희는 비행기를 처음 타 보는 쌍둥이 형제입니다. 아직 14주 밖에 안되었어요! 얌전히 행동하려고 노력하겠지만 우리가 이성을 잃거나 겁에 질리거나 저희 귀가 아플 경우를 대비해서 미리 사과 드리고싶습니다...(이하 생략)"

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Revealed: The baby twins whose parents handed out candy on plane to 'apologize in advance' to fellow passengers (but after all that they DIDN'T even cry)

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