The holidays are approaching and parents, especially first-timers and those who just had a baby, they ask what should be considered for travel with their small and enjoy a quiet and trouble free holiday. Traveling with a baby only requires more care when choose your destination as well as transportation and time, mostly to avoid any unforeseen circumstances or disgust.
Babies should not be an obstacle in travel
Babies are not and should not be inconvenient for traveling anywhere. Babies are perfectly suited to any situation, from when properly treated and cared for. If you like exotic destinations, you can take your baby, but yes, you should take precautions to ensure the health and comfort of small and hygiene.
If you intend to travel abroad as an exotic country with your baby, it is best that you first report to your pediatrician about basic care to keep in regard to health, possible vaccines, Etc. A baby who is kept at a suitable temperature, well hydrated and nourished, having secured his moment of rest in any trip, need not be a problem.
We traveled with our daughter, crossed the ocean by plane with her, since she was 4 months old and has not done anything wrong. Air travel not a danger to infants. Do not fear long haul flights, the pressure during takeoff and landing, nor to spin. In a longer flight, about 10 hours, the baby may be some discomfort, but nothing like the love and caring for parents to keep him quiet.
Be sure to carry everything you need in the small trip, ie diapers, Milk, food and water, change clothes, a toy and a small first aid kit, Just in case. There are many advantages of traveling with babies on an airplane. Generally, the flight attendants give special treatment to families with infants at the time of shipping (they are the first), a differentiated at the time you have to feed your baby, and are aware of what you need. My daughter also got a small crib and advised me give the pacifier at the time of takeoff and landing. Also, if your baby is less than 2 years old, your ticket will be free.
If your baby is healthy need not be an obstacle in the family travel, Whether by plane, train, car or bus. Neither the jetlag can alter you. Babies are perfectly adapted to any change, even to the time difference. Also, if your parents are calm, that will be transmitted to small.
If you intend to travel abroad as an exotic country with your baby, it is best that you first report to your pediatrician about basic care to keep in regard to health, possible vaccines, Etc. A baby who is kept at a suitable temperature, well hydrated and nourished, having secured his moment of rest in any trip, need not be a problem.
We traveled with our daughter, crossed the ocean by plane with her, since she was 4 months old and has not done anything wrong. Air travel not a danger to infants. Do not fear long haul flights, the pressure during takeoff and landing, nor to spin. In a longer flight, about 10 hours, the baby may be some discomfort, but nothing like the love and caring for parents to keep him quiet.
Be sure to carry everything you need in the small trip, ie diapers, Milk, food and water, change clothes, a toy and a small first aid kit, Just in case. There are many advantages of traveling with babies on an airplane. Generally, the flight attendants give special treatment to families with infants at the time of shipping (they are the first), a differentiated at the time you have to feed your baby, and are aware of what you need. My daughter also got a small crib and advised me give the pacifier at the time of takeoff and landing. Also, if your baby is less than 2 years old, your ticket will be free.
If your baby is healthy need not be an obstacle in the family travel, Whether by plane, train, car or bus. Neither the jetlag can alter you. Babies are perfectly adapted to any change, even to the time difference. Also, if your parents are calm, that will be transmitted to small.
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