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Practice changing a diaper while the baby is laying in your lap like you would on a plane. About 5 years ago was on a southwest flight that did not have a drop down table in the bathroom so had to do it that way.
Other things:
- have plenty of drink and food. You can premake formula and take it through security without worrying about the three oz rule.
- have them drink or eat at takeoff and landing to help with ear pressure.
- give them infant Tylenol as a preventative before takeoff to help with ear pain
- if you can afford it, purchase a seat for them and get an FAA approved seat. Will help you not having to hold them the whole time plus a safe place for them to sleep. Plus you get an extra carry on allowance.
- take things to keep occupied
- are they teething? Bring meds for that plus teething rings
- bring plenty of supplies like diapers and wipes and extra clothes. They will get soiled.
- bring an umbrella stroller into the terminal. You can gate check it and it is a great place to keep them restrained while waiting for eating.
I'm sure there's more but that's what I remember offhand from doing it.
Thank you so much. This is so helpful!!
Check the car seat and buy a collapsible travel stroller. We use the GB pocket and I swear by it.
Concur with most of other advice. Bring an iPad for entertainment too - we bought a headband with headphones but otherwise plan to keep the sound off - and you can triple click the home button to use guided access mode and set a passcode to lock the screen while the kid’s show is playing.