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    t. Suction toys that can adhere to the tray are especially good.

    Use an umbrella stroller or stroller in which the car seat snaps onto the wheels. Strollers can be checked at the gate just before stepping on the plane

    Look into renting large items such as pack and plays or high chairs rather than taking them with you on a flight. Call Baby's Away at 800-571-0077 for more information.<

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    Remember the days when you could throw a few things in a suitcase and hop on a plane? Now that you are a parent, things are more complicated. Flying with a baby or toddler is not for the faint of heart or the unprepared. But, with careful planning, you can make your next airplane ride smooth sailing.

    Tips for air travel with a baby:

    Check with your pediatrician to make sure your baby does not have an ear infection before leaving on a trip. One of the most common causes for a crying baby on a flight is ear pain.

    Give your baby something to suck on during take off and landing to relieve ear pressure. (breast, bottle or pacifier)

    Traveling at night or during nap time increases the odds that your baby will sleep during the flight. Make sure you also have along their favorite blanket or snuggle toy.

    Most parents find it worth it to buy a seat for their baby and bring along a car seat. Most airlines only charge half price for a child under 2. Not only is it safer, but you will have more room.

    Covering the car seat with a blanket (draped like a bird cage) can block out the light and help your baby fall asleep more easily.

    Travel non stop if at all possible.

    Prepare for the unexpected. Remember to bring plastic bags to seal poopy diapers in and extra wipes for messy diapers which are no easy feat to change on a plane! Extra clothes for baby and mom are also helpful.

    A bag of Cheerios goes a long way. If you need to bring a meal, be sure to pack disposable feeding supplies.

    Pack plenty of small, light weight toys for entertainment. Suction toys that can adhere to the tray are especially good.

    Use an umbrella stroller or stroller in which the car seat snaps onto the wheels. Strollers can be checked at the gate just before stepping on the plane

    Look into renting large items such as pack and plays or high chairs rather than taking them with you on a flight. Call Baby's Away at 800-571-0077 for more information.<

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    have an ear infection before leaving on a trip. One of the most common causes for a crying baby on a flight is ear pain.

    Give your baby something to suck on during take off and landing to relieve ear pressure. (breast, bottle or pacifier)

    Traveling at night or during nap time increases the odds that your baby will sleep during the flight. Make sure you also have along their favorite blanket or snuggle toy.

    Most parents find it worth it to buy a seat for their baby and bring along a car seat. Most airlines only charge half price for a child under 2. Not only is it safer, but you will have more room.

    Covering the car seat with a blanket (draped like a bird cage) can block out the light and help your baby fall asleep more easily.

    Travel non stop if at all possible.

    Prepare for the unexpected. Remember to bring plastic bags to seal poopy diapers in and extra wipes for messy diapers which are no easy feat to change on a plane! Extra clothes for baby and mom are also helpful.

    A bag of Cheerios goes a long way. If you need to bring a meal, be sure to pack disposable feeding supplies.

    Pack plenty of small, light weight toys for entertainment. Suction toys that can adhere to the tray are especially good.

    Use an umbrella stroller or stroller in which the car seat snaps onto the wheels. Strollers can be checked at the gate just before stepping on the plane

    Look into renting large items such as pack and plays or high chairs rather than taking them with you on a flight. Call Baby's Away at 800-571-0077 for more information.<

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    blanket or snuggle toy.

    Most parents find it worth it to buy a seat for their baby and bring along a car seat. Most airlines only charge half price for a child under 2. Not only is it safer, but you will have more room.

    Covering the car seat with a blanket (draped like a bird cage) can block out the light and help your baby fall asleep more easily.

    Travel non stop if at all possible.

    Prepare for the unexpected. Remember to bring plastic bags to seal poopy diapers in and extra wipes for messy diapers which are no easy feat to change on a plane! Extra clothes for baby and mom are also helpful.

    A bag of Cheerios goes a long way. If you need to bring a meal, be sure to pack disposable feeding supplies.

    Pack plenty of small, light weight toys for entertainment. Suction toys that can adhere to the tray are especially good.

    Use an umbrella stroller or stroller in which the car seat snaps onto the wheels. Strollers can be checked at the gate just before stepping on the plane

    Look into renting large items such as pack and plays or high chairs rather than taking them with you on a flight. Call Baby's Away at 800-571-0077 for more information.<

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    Prepare for the unexpected. Remember to bring plastic bags to seal poopy diapers in and extra wipes for messy diapers which are no easy feat to change on a plane! Extra clothes for baby and mom are also helpful.

    A bag of Cheerios goes a long way. If you need to bring a meal, be sure to pack disposable feeding supplies.

    Pack plenty of small, light weight toys for entertainment. Suction toys that can adhere to the tray are especially good.

    Use an umbrella stroller or stroller in which the car seat snaps onto the wheels. Strollers can be checked at the gate just before stepping on the plane

    Look into renting large items such as pack and plays or high chairs rather than taking them with you on a flight. Call Baby's Away at 800-571-0077 for more information.<

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    t. Suction toys that can adhere to the tray are especially good.

    Use an umbrella stroller or stroller in which the car seat snaps onto the wheels. Strollers can be checked at the gate just before stepping on the plane

    Look into renting large items such as pack and plays or high chairs rather than taking them with you on a flight. Call Baby's Away at 800-571-0077 for more information.

    Tips for air travel with a toddler:

    Give yourself plenty of time to get to the airport and terminal. Your toddler picks up on your stress and will likely react in a manner that will bring you even more stress.

    Let your child do something active before you leave for the airport. Wearing them out physically increases the chances of them sitting still or sleeping on the flight.

    Bubbles are a good distraction while waiting for the plane to arrive.

    Request bulkhead seating. There is more room here and your toddler can play on the floor if necessary.

    Take your car seat! Not only is it the safest place for a child to be, but your child is used to being confined to a car seat. They are more likely to stay content being confined in their familiar seat and are more likely to fall asleep there than in a strange place.

    Pack comfort items such as a blanket or stuffed animal in an accessible place.

    Letting a child drink out of a sippy cup or suck on a pacifier helps relieve air pressure during take off and landing. Many moms also swear by using an antihistamine to relieve the air pressure. Be careful though, about 10% of kids have the opposite reaction to the drowsiness an antihistamine usually produces. If your child is in that 10% and gets "wired" from the antihistamine, it can be a long trip!

    Using a backpack to carry supplies and your purse frees your hands for other tasks.

    Bring lots of single size snacks. Bring them out every 30 minutes or when they become restless. Things with lots of little pieces such as Cheerios or Goldfish

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