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kyonna1234 said
on 10/1/2008 My baby is two months old she was born eight weeks earlier I want to konw is it okay to take her on a fifteen hour road trip.
Anonymous said
on 11/30/2005 When I'm planning a trip with my baby, I pour the desired amount of sterilized water into the bottles and then all I have to do at feeding time is add powdered formula, shake, and feed. It's much easier, (and I think safer) than having to worry if you're storing prepared formula at the right temperature in a cooler. Also, I bought a microwave steam sterilizer and use that in hotel rooms to sterilize my bottles...these are things that have helped me...hopefully they will help you
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 I found that having a DVD player in the car will keep the kids amused for hours.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 I have found that a car seat can be pretty uncomfortable. I suggest to be more in tune with comfort instead of cost. Think about it. Your baby has to sit in this seat not only every day but for a least 4 or 5 years.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Of course, you want to bring water and moistened towelettes. Also take along several cotton, lightweight receiving blankets. They're good for changing the baby and also for letting him stretch and move about when you stop.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Airplanes, buses and trains have many more empty seats - and more room for you and your baby during the off-season months. Off-season is generally the time when school is in session.