06 May 2010

Traveling With Kids: Making Long Flights More Bearable

via www.citymama.com

Airplane travel with kids -- a favorite topic at Parent Hacks. CityMama Stefania Butler wrote a great post about how she and her husband recently managed a long flight with their girls.

See also: More travel tips in archives

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If anyone is interested in some additional tips, I posted our family's four airplane rules and our travel routine at
http://www.mamafication.com/2010/04/13/traveling-with-tikes/

We travel often and have had great success! Happy travels everyone!

How old is the thumbsucker? At what age do parents worry about that, I've read countless threads going back and forth on the habit.

Business??? With a 5 and a 7 year old??? Whoa, impressive! Please! Come back once you've flown economy!

I can't imagine airplanes yet. I'm still working on my hurricane evacuation plan. Facing a hurricane seems easier than cramming 2 toddlers into a car for 20 hours. Got more tips on keeping them calm in the CAR?

http://pistolette.net/2010/05/12/the-evac-pack/

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