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Travels with Baby Tip #15: Use Car Service in New York
One of the nice things about arriving at New York’s JFK airport is knowing that your taxi ride into Manhattan will cost you a well-regulated flat fare of $45 (plus tolls + tax), regardless of the route your driver may choose. But as your family grows, and your numbers of people and suitcases and strollers…
Travels with Baby Tip #19: Electronic Tickets and Infants Flying Overseas
UPDATE: I’m happy to say paper tickets are no longer required for lap infants flying overseas! Much simpler for families flying overseas. You will still need to pay your lap child’s fee (usually 10%) to the airline, and he or she will be noted on your ticket. If you’ll be flying overseas or across international…
Need to Know: Flying Aer Lingus with a Baby or Toddler
Will you be flying Aer Lingus with a baby or toddler? Or are you still on the fence deciding between Aer Lingus and another airline for your family’s upcoming travels? This is the Happy St. Patrick’s Day, everyone! I’m kicking off a new series here I hope will be quite helpful to those of you…
How to Practice Proper Eye Care and Hygiene While Traveling With Your Baby
Traveling with your baby isn’t easy. You have to pack the right equipment and essentials, keep them calm on a flight, watch out for them during your travels–and hope they’ll nap as needed.😉 And let’s face it, between caring for your baby and making the most of your trip, there may not be a whole…
Rivoli Roundup: Latest tips for flying with babies and young children
Here is a roundup of the most recent articles and posts I’ve written with tips to help parents preparing to fly with babies, toddlers, and young children—and also while pregnant. If you or anyone you know is planning to fly overseas with a baby in 2009, you’ll especially want to read (or share) the first…
