Flying tips

Re: Flying tips

• mamaHippo23 member

  April 2013

  Does she normally do well with traveling? If she tends to be fussy in public, then bring whatever you need to soothe her. Paci, toys, or teething rings will help keep her occupied and quiet. Picture books would also be a good distraction. If you're nur

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• Jbosarge85 member

  April 2013

  CK2MD:

  We flew from NY to OR at the same age, and I think some of PP's suggestions are for older babies. A 4.5 month old, for

  
  

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• this decaf life member

  April 2013

  We flew when she was 10w, we are again in a couple weeks. When she started getting fussy I took her in the bathroom in her Ergo and nursed her. The plane was too cramped for me to comfortably nurse while in my seat. After she was full we walked up and

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• dmhrn13 member

  April 2013

  We just to DD on a 3-4 hour plane ride about 2 weeks ago, same age as your LO. If you can afford to get her a seat, go for it. It gives you more room- plus the FAA recommends it. Research the kind of plane you will be taking. I was surprised at how sma

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• pearlofwisdom1 member

  April 2013

  CK2MD:

  We flew from NY to OR at the same age, and I think some of PP's suggestions are for older babies. A 4.5 month old, for examp

  

  
  

  
  

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• Jbosarge85 member

  April 2013

  cocobutta85:

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