Baby airplane

I have so many feelings and thoughts on traveling with a baby. Best piece of advice I could give you: Throw all your expectations out the window, expect the worst, go with the flow, and you will survive. Survival being the key word. Let me be the first to tell you that you could pack and prepare…

Traveling with a baby doesn't have to be overwhelming! Follow these 11 genius tips to make air travel with your baby easy and enjoyable! First year baby travel is totally doable, I share all my best tips over on the blog! | Travel with baby checklist, Airplane travel with baby, flying with a baby, flying with infant

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When flying with a baby, most parents are thrilled to learn that when you have a lap infant, they fly for free! What is a lap infant? A lap infant is a baby under two years old that can sit in your lap during the duration of the flight. For domestic flights, they don’t charge …

Last month we made it through our first cross-country trip with a 2-month-old! Everyone tells us this younger, sleepier stage is the easiest for flying, which was true as Nori mostly ate and snoozed (minus pooping on Nick in the tiny airplane bathroom and needing an outfit change). I’m certainly no expert at this yet, but got lots of requests to do this blog post on what worked for us, specific to traveling with a young infant. Our pediatrician said it was fine for Nori to fly after her 2…

Ready for baby's first flight? Here's everything we've learned about how to travel with a baby, from pre-departure prep to air travel tips.

Gracie flew 15 times in her first year of life–including 8/9 hour flights to and from Hawaii. She also drove from Denver to New Jersey (TWICE) as well as from Denver to California and back again (so if you connect them she has driven from coast to coast twice). Now, don’t get me wrong, Gracie has always been a pretty easy baby. She falls asleep fairly easily in the car, and on planes she loves interacting with other passengers. But when you spend that much time traveling, you need to have…

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