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Ryan Smoot
Jan 06, 2010
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ciabo3504
Jan 06, 2010
Thank you! 5 *
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labellefleur100
Feb 22, 2009
Thanks for the tips. It's tough to fly with children and until one becomes a parent and has to face the torture of being confined in a small space knowing everyone is hating you! :-) 5*
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FrazzledNanny
Feb 18, 2009
I've never flown before so I might be the "baby" if my husband and I were to fly. 5*
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Cristi Smith
Feb 18, 2009
Thank you. Yes, I am very proud. I love being a grandma. It is so cool.
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Priscilla Benfield
Feb 18, 2009
she's adorable!!! great tips for flying with a baby. 5*
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AdirondackTrina
Feb 18, 2009
I could have used this one when my girls were littler...I know that you can now find umbrella strollers that will fit into the overhead compartment.Great article!Ü
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sneedc
Feb 17, 2009
I'm glad you clarified, because I thought to myself "babies can't fly!" 5*
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fossilhunter
Feb 17, 2009
Awwww so cute! Great advice. 5*
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funkshun
Feb 15, 2009
Great tips! Thanks = )
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Biscuit4u
Jan 03, 2009
Great tips for something that always seems to be impossible. Haha, Thanks
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holoh
Mar 20, 2007
You wouldn't let your child ride in your lap in a car, so don't do it on a plane. If you can afford to fly, you can afford a ticket for your kid. Most airlines will sell you a childs ticket for 50% of your price. Bring a car-seat and do the right thing!
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holoh
Mar 20, 2007
You wouldn't let your child ride in your lap in a car, so don't do it on a plane. If you can afford to fly, you can afford a ticket for your kid. Most airlines will sell you a childs ticket for 50% of your price. Bring a car-seat and do the right thing!
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Nov 22, 2005
Check in early at the airport and request seats at the front of the plane where there will be room for the sky cots that most airlines provide for children up to the age of about one. Also try and time your childs nap for shortly after take off. Travelling overnight seems to work well if your child is in the routine of sleeping through the night.
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Nov 22, 2005
Consider packing yourself a clean set of clothes in your carry on in case your child gets air sick on you.
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Nov 22, 2005
You may need to prove that a toddler is eligible for free under the age of two travel. My city's department of health will issue a mini birth certificate the size of a credit card for only $7. I have one for each of my children and have used them often for travel and registration at school, etc. They're a lot easier than carrying around a file folder!
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Nov 22, 2005
Consider packing yourself a clean set of clothes in your carry on in case your child gets air sick on you.
