Strollerderby
Flying with Kids Just Got a Whole Lot Easier
The program mentioned a vest which attaches to your seatbelt that keeps your baby on your lap and out of the overhead compartment when the plane hits a pocket of turbulence. For those of you who do not feel like dragging a toddler and a car seat through a busy airport, there is a portable restraint system available that only weighs a pound.
One of the many tips the segment provided was to keep your baby’s bottle chilled by storing it in an ice-filled air-sickness bag. Here’s a bonus tip from me: you can also stash your airplane bottle of vodka there until your kid finally falls asleep.
Unfortunately, the program did not state how to pack a playard, a box of diapers, pool supplies, a ton of beach towels, forty-eight changes of clothes, and all the other crap needed for a vacation with a toddler.
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4 Comments
Anonymous commented on Jan 01 70 at 12:00 amFinally! Another co, er, rooster in the hen house. Please welcome Chag of Cynical Dad to the SD this week. He's fitting in quite nicely, what with references to bongs and vodka . Well done, my friend. Well done. And thank god he's here. It's
Anonymous commented on Jan 01 70 at 12:00 amIt doesn’t say anything about hiring Elmo to perform for the entire trip.
I find the list ineffective.
Anonymous commented on Jan 01 70 at 12:00 amTraveling with two kids and no car seat was a joy. I loved the saftey harness and so did my 4 year old daughter. I ordered mine on line at http://www.kidsflysafe.com.
I am thinking of giving them out as gifts to all my friends with kids!
CrankMama commented on Jan 01 70 at 12:00 amWelcome Chag.
You’re an accomplished avatar artist.-Rachael
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