Beth
from https://twinderelmo.co.uk/ says A snoozeshade is a god send if you’ve
got a little one in a pram/pushchair to protect them from the sun and helps
them sleep when on the go.
A travel blackout blind is also really helpful as hotels rarely have good curtains to block out the light at nap times. – Now we have actually been using a Snoozeshade since Freddie was a few months old and we have just started using the Plus Deluxe version so this will definetly be packed into our changing bag for our holiday! Freddie doesn’t always nap but I have a feeling with the heat he might need a cat nap!
A travel blackout blind is also really helpful as hotels rarely have good curtains to block out the light at nap times. – Now we have actually been using a Snoozeshade since Freddie was a few months old and we have just started using the Plus Deluxe version so this will definetly be packed into our changing bag for our holiday! Freddie doesn’t always nap but I have a feeling with the heat he might need a cat nap!
Jennifer from https://www.mymummyspennies.com/ says
Our kindles were perfect for entertaining the children on the plane on our
recent holiday to Croatia. – I will be packing James Lenovo tablet
in his hand luggage and I will be also packing our kindle fire into Freddie’s
hand luggage. Both tablets take micro SD cards so we will be putting plenty of
Cbeebies onto them for the boys to watch!
Hayley from http://www.missmanypennies.com A couple of small games/packs of cards to keep
them entertained in those boring waiting around times – I am looking to
get a couple of small travel games to put into either James bag or into Andy’s
bag to help entertain James with him being that little bit older than Freddie.
Adrienne from http://workingmumcambridge.com I find its all in the planning! Lots of snacks
and lots of party bag gifts – Lots of snacks will be packed! Especially
as Freddie is dairy free. I will have to make sure we have plenty of stuff he
can eat just in case he cannot eat his in flight meal.
Luschka from https://diaryofafirstchild.com/ says
A good tip for travelling abroad with kids is to have a folder for all your
travel documents and tickets and passports. Standing at immigration rummaging
through suitcases looking for a letter of permission from the children's dad is
really stressful! Have everything in one place and keep it there! –
This is actually something we have already done! I have bought a document
wallet for travelling! This already has our passports and our European health
cards in!
Emma from http://readyfreddiego.com/
says If you have a child with allergies, Allergy UK does a card that is
available in 27 languages stating what the allergy is and it’s severity –
this is something we will probably have to get as Freddie is about to undergo
testing for dairy and soya issues.
Beth from http://www.life-as-mum.co.uk/ says Easier
said than done but TRY not to stress too much. Just take the day/night as it
comes. The more you stress out it will feel more stress than it actually is. –
I am an absolute stress head when it comes to trips away with the boys! I have
already arranged for the boys to go and stay with Nana and Gaga the weekend
before we go away so mummy and daddy can sort out the packing without little
hands!
Nita from http://mummywishes.com/
says Fly legsup! Was the perfect companion on long haul flights so that my
little one can snooze like he was in first class! – this is
something i will have to look into as we are hoping the boys will sleep as it
is a 6am flight!
Chantele from http://twoheartsoneroof.com/ says Ear
defenders if your flying with a very little one. It was Elian's first flight at
9 months old and we flew to California. The ear defenders meant the roar during
take off didn't scare him. – James will be 6 when we fly and Freddie
will be almost 3, but I still might take the ear defenders we have for Freddie
just in case.
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