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Can You Gate-Check Breast Pumps or Bottle Warmers?

Can You Gate-Check Breast Pumps or Bottle Warmers?

Sure, packing breast pumps and bottle warmers takes a bit of preparation, but it’s manageable! Breast pumps, often treated as medical devices, can generally be gate-checked for free, but some airlines prefer them to be carried on. Always confirm with your...
How to Soothe a Colicky Baby During Air Travel

How to Soothe a Colicky Baby During Air Travel

Managing a colicky baby during air travel requires careful planning and strategy. I always bring familiar items like their favorite blanket or toy for added comfort. Scheduling flights around nap times can hugely reduce stress, and I avoid colic peak hours when...
What to Do if Your Baby Gets Sick While in the Air

What to Do if Your Baby Gets Sick While in the Air

When your baby gets sick in the air, first assess symptoms like fever, irritability, or dehydration. Keep your baby hydrated with frequent sips of fluids. For fever, have infant acetaminophen on hand and monitor closely. Use saline drops or a bulb syringe for...
Can You Take Baby Car Seats on a Plane? What You Need to Know

Can You Take Baby Car Seats on a Plane? What You Need to Know

As a parent flying with a baby, it’s essential to use an FAA-approved car seat for safety. Children under 2 can sit on an adult’s lap, but a car seat provides better protection. Confirm the seat’s width fits airline specifications and place it by the...