Rivoli Roundup: Latest tips for flying with babies and young children

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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 article here on booking overseas flights with children under 2 years.

Before booking an overseas flight with your baby, read this

How late is too late to fly during pregnancy

Tips for entertaining toddlers and young children in the airport

Entertaining children on airplanes—before they even leave the ground

Flying with toddlers…without car seats (CARES)

A closer look at CARES, the flight safety harness for children

Changing diapers on airplanes…without a changing table?

Families go green at airport security – using the new security lanes

For more help planning and preparing for flights, see Part 5 of Travels with Baby.

Safe journey,

Shelly Rivoli, author of the award-winning guide Travels with Baby
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Award-winning travel writer and photographer, mom of 3, and great admirer of anyone willing to cook her dinner.

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