Results: Kind Flight Attendant Helps Mom with Crying Infant

Mom-of-two Cherish Terry of Parker, Colorado, knows that feeling all too well. On a recent journey home from Tyler, Texas, to Denver, Cherish says her 6-month-old daughter Adalynn was more restless than usual. "She was already pretty fussy after traveling for several days," Cherish explained. "We had just visited my dad and he wanted all her attention, so she didn't get to take many naps." Have you ever had a restless child you had to try to keep quiet on a flight, at church, or anywhere else?

Cherish tried rocking her baby to sleep, but after sleeping for just a short while Adalynn was wide awake ⁠— and getting louder by the second. Nothing she tried would calm down the baby girl. Suddenly, a young flight attendant approached Cherish and asked if he might be able to give the frazzled mom a much-needed break. If you were in Mrs. Terry's shoes, would you hand over your crying - and screaming child to a total stranger flight attendant offering to help?

Cherish handed Adalynn over to Frontier Airlines flight attendant Joel Paris, who immediately took the little girl on a walk up and down the aisles. For 10 to 15 minutes he chatted with the baby while showing her around the airplane, bouncing her up and down until she giggled back at him. Have you ever seen a flight attendant go above and beyond to help out a passenger like Mr. Paris did for Cherish Terry and her daughter Adalynn?

"Moms are like superwomen," Joel said. "Sometimes they just need a two-minute break, and then they are up and at it again." Neither Joel nor Cherish realized that a fellow passenger had been watching the entire exchange. She pulled out her phone and snapped a couple of pictures of Joel carrying the baby around, later sharing the images on Facebook to praise him for helping a mama out. Jamie's post quickly went viral with over 1,300 shares. If you were a passenger on the plane with Mrs. Terry, would you take pictures and post them on social media of Mr. Paris and the baby?

Joel seems to be the only person who is shocked that his kind deed went viral! For him, lending a helping hand to struggling parents is all part of the job, plus, it's how he was raised. "I can't believe I went viral," he said. "I just did what I was raised to do. And what many would do." Do you think Joel Paris deserved special recognition for going "above and beyond" and helping calm the crying infant - and making the flight more peaceful for everyone?

Does the kindness of this flight attendant make you think more highly of Frontier Airlines?