I sat on the padded table, Reagan propped on my knee. The appointment was for my four-month-old daughter. Our family doctor was about to bring the nurses in to inject Reagan with vaccines for polio, diphtheria and influenza. I shuddered at the thought. Medicine intimidated me, the sight of a syringe sometimes causing my arms and legs to tense up and my stomach to constrict until I nearly felt I would blackout.
“I’ll bring the nurses in to administer the shots.”
I am about to give you my personal Top 3 tips for flying with toddlers, so get out your pencils, iphone notes, or better yet just pin this post to your pinterest board!
I have traveled the world with my three children, and a couple of these tips for traveling with a toddler did not evolve until #3 came along.
I recently had a couple of “Aha! moments,” that have made flying with my toddler a lot easier.
#1. My number 1 tip for flying with a toddler is to bring a car seat on the airplane!
Do you have a child who won’t cooperate with your requests? Do you repeat yourself so often that you sometimes feel invisible?
Don’t get frustrated! Don't yell, beg or threaten! Instead try one of these fun and effective approaches.
