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Put together an “emergency” kit before you go and carry this and other essential items with you in your carry-on bag. You should add frequently used and prescription medicines to your kit. Not having a critical item with you in the airport or on the aircraft could be costly and inconvenient.
While you are putting your emergency kit together, create identification cards for you or other adult in your group to carry with you for each child.

These tips are really helpful and thanks for sharing this info with us. We will be on family tour (with 5 years old child) after one week and remember these all tips. Hopefully, these tips are making to our trip stress free.

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Great tips!! My family travels often so we will definitely keep these in mind! I have 3 young children (all boys!!) so when it comes to traveling, we need all the help we can get! My husband and I actually started a website to help other families travel with small children. We offer up travel tips, have some great travel products, vacation ideas, as well as hotel and flight booking! Everything is parent reviewed for your peace of mind! I know its hard trying to find a hotel that is going to be family friendly, so that's what we are trying to help other parents find! Hope this helps!

The first thing you should know about traveling with a baby is that some people do get sick when flying in an airplane. It is like sea sickness, not everyone gets it. In fact only a small percentage of people suffer from altitude sickness, which affects the head and sinuses. Isla Holbox

After effects of air-travel for some people include, headaches, ear-aches and flu-like symptoms.

Headaches associated with air travel appear to be a “huge and painful problem,” Israeli researchers report.

In a study of 906 men and women who had traveled more than once by plane, nearly 6 percent reported that they experienced headaches associated with flying.

Based on 3.3 billion seats available each year on commercial flights, with 70 percent occupancy, Dr. Israel Potasman and colleagues from Bnai Zion Medical Center in Haifa estimate that more than 100 million people suffer from flight-associated headaches annually.

Among the flight-associated headache sufferers, 19.2 percent said they had headaches every time they flew. Nearly a quarter said their headaches got worse as the plane climbed, while a fifth said the pain became worse as the plane descended to the Dead Sea, which is about 400 meters below sea level, suggesting that barometric pressure may be a factor.

If you'd like a bassinet not available on all airlines be sure to request one when you make a reservation. You'll need a bulkhead seat for a bassinet, but be warned, the seat trays in the bulkhead usually fold out of your chair arm and are impossible to use with a child on your lap. Bulkhead seats may not have their own overhead bins, and there's no storage space in front of you - a major inconvenience.

It can also get rather chilly on an airplane. It is advisable to bring warm clothing/blankets for baby.

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It is extremely important that your child be securely fastened in the proper size car seat or booster seat each time he takes a ride in the car. How can you make his ride (and yours) more pleasant? By making a few changes you can help to keep those restless little ones safely belted in their seats and make everyone's trip more enjoyable.

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