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Sure you can bring more than 3.4 ounces of formula, expressed breast milk, baby food, and medicines for your infant or toddler in your carry-on bag (see tips and specifics here). But I recommend keeping a ready-to-go cabin-friendly baby travel kit in your diaper bag. Having these travel essentials at the ready helps streamline your…
Banish boredom–not kids–from flights: "My Busy Kit" giveaways!
This giveaway is closed – but the kits are still available here! I was appalled, to say the least, by the news this weekend that a noisy 2-year-old was removed from a Southwest flight before it even left the runway. But that is the topic of an entirely different blog post. The bottom line here is: as…
What can you do if your baby or toddler gets sick during travel?
On Friday, I was a guest on ABC San Francisco’s The View From the Bay, where I discussed more ways you can help ensure healthy travels with babies and young children — certainly a topic of concern this season — and what you can do in case they get sick during your trip. Click here…
Five Things You Should Know Before Flying with a Car Seat
Flying with a car seat soon? The very words strike fear in the hearts of many parents, but not to worry. Just consider these five points for families flying with babies and young children before you board an airplane with a car seat! And you’ll have a better idea of what to expect, how to…
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FlyeBaby review and giveaway!
Every once in a while, if you’re lucky, and if you keep having babies (ha!), a great new product comes along just in time to make traveling with your child a little easier. I should probably disclose up front, however, that I am in the somewhat unusual position of being approached on an almost-weekly…
Ask Shelly: Best car seat for flying when kids are too big for CARES?
Hi Shelly, Can you help me with safe air travel options for my child who does not meet the Cares Harness requirements any more. He is 49 inches & closing in on 60 lbs. We actually carried our Britax 5-pt Booster last year on a long flight & it was a nightmare (too big, too…