When on vacation get a suite. Suites aren’t just for VIPs; they’re also for parents who want to have a conversation with each other while their children are sleeping in the other room.
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When on vacation check out kid services at other hotels. Just because you’re staying in one hotel doesn’t mean that you can’t visit another. Many parents find that bulkhead seating at the front of each section provides more comfort while traveling with a toddler. Don’t check your stroller unless you plan to carry your child in a sling. Most airlines will allow you to push your stroller all the way to the gate and then check it. When camping with toddlers: Explain the outdoors to your toddler so she isn’t frightened during her first camping trip. Set up the tent in the backyard first, to get used to it. When visiting Disney, safeguard child getting lost by taking a daily digital photo, so you’ll have an instant record of exactly what they were wearing to show security if necessary. When camping with toddlers: Get a portable crib for sleeping and napping at the campsite. When visiting Disney, know your child’s height and the rides’ height restrictions before you go. They will be enforced. When visiting Disney, note that changing tables are in both women’s and men’s restrooms. When you arrive at your destination whether it be a hotel, time share, condo or grandma’s you need to immediately start toddler proofing their new environment. Start by getting down on their level so you can see what temptations are around that they may try to get into. From: babysafetravel.com Most airlines will let your child fly free on your lap until age two. Many parents opt to start buying their child a seat between 12-18 months. If your baby is a squirmer you may want to consider this option. From: babysafetravel.com Going to Disney? Disney allows outside food, and this tip will save your wallet and your crying hungry toddler. source When traveling by air, you are allowed one carry-on item per ticketed passenger, plus a purse or diaper bag. If your baby has their own seat, you can take along an extra carry-on for them. Use a pacifier during take-off and landings. The sucking helps minimize pressure on the eardrums during take-off and landing. From: knol.google.com |
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