Parenting Influencers Share Goodwill on First Business Class Flight
January 13, 2026 - 12:01
A couple known for their parenting influence recently made headlines by distributing goodie bags to fellow passengers during their inaugural Singapore Airlines business class experience. The thoughtful gesture included snacks, a greeting note, and earplugs, aimed at easing any potential discomfort should their baby cry during the flight.
The TikTok post, shared on January 7, was captioned "Nerve-wracking #couplegoals" and quickly captured the attention of viewers, amassing over 2.6 million views, 243,100 reactions, and 565 comments.
Hubert and Yihru, both 33, showcased their creativity and consideration for others in a situation that can often be stressful for families traveling with young children. Their unique approach not only highlighted the challenges of parenting while traveling but also demonstrated a commendable effort to foster a positive atmosphere in shared spaces. This heartwarming story serves as a reminder of the kindness that can exist among travelers, especially in the context of family journeys.
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