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Any tips for flying with 0-6month olds ✈️?

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Give him or her a dummy to help balance the pressure in their ears during takeoff and landing.

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Our son's first flight was at 18 months. We were prepared. While taxiing for take off, he fell asleep. Later did some fun activities.
If possible, ensure you have a bitnof space. Then: know your child. What do they like, dislike. What keeps them calm. Do that and what feels good to you. That mostly works.

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Okay lovely. It’s the ultimate fallback in any situation

Kid breastfed so just kept them on the boob for most of it 😂

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Okay god speed - it’s overnight flight ✈️ so late take off

Try to book a flight that’s not too early or too late, and hopefully use some of the waiting time for activities. Then, milk and nap on the plane! 🤞

This age is actually quite easy—just feed the baby promptly, and they’ll usually be fine. Around two years old, though, kids get really mischievous, and it’s almost inevitable they’ll disturb others 🥹.

Yesss. Heard 12 months is tricky haha we are flying to Australia around that time definitely splitting it by staying a couple of nights at stopover

Just be ready to feed take off / landing

They don’t move much so was fine for us

Think it gets harder later

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