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flying with a small child
Tell me, please, does a flight with a small child have some nuances? What is better to take into account, the baby is 7 months old. what kind of food can I take to the salon for a baby, puree in a jar is possible if the volume is up to 100 g or they will force me to throw it out? Is it possible to take drinking water or ask the stewardes later?
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in general, this is the “policy” of the airline that “carries you”, but since this is a charter, then you better take care of feeding the child yourself. If it were a regular flight, for example, El Al, then your choice could be several menus are presented, including children's (first of all), and kosher / non-kosher, etc. About customs - there are people there too! Water, sandwiches, children's food - pass without problems.
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answered 10 years ago
I flew with Manyunya for 11 months. Jars of mashed potatoes and juices with a straw were missed. I got water from the stewardess on board. We flew great, the flight was at 5 am, so we slept all the way. Well, if the child takes a pacifier or breast, then when taking off, the ears will not lay. Pampers are changed on a special table in the toilet, take a diaper to cover it. And most importantly, do not be afraid and do not listen to horror stories. We have already flown 2 times short distances, now at 2.10 months we are going to Goa. Everything will be fine ????
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answered 10 years ago
Before the flight, drip vasoconstrictor drops into the nose - the ears will hurt less, of course, when taking off / landing - the chest or a bottle. Children's meals are legally allowed on board without restrictions. We are 10 months old. They flew and carried a large bag of purees, water in a sippy bowl and a thermos (porridge was diluted) in the cabin. When registering for a flight, ask for seats for passengers with children (even if you already have tickets on hand) - if they are free, they will give seats with increased space in front.
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answered 10 years ago
In no case do not drip vasoconstrictor drops!!! For some it can help, but for someone it will only aggravate the situation and lead to completely undesirable consequences. The nose just needs to breathe well. If your child does not have it, God forbid, rinse it with Aquamaris, for example. When taking off and landing, give your baby a breast or a bottle or a pacifier. Problems with flying usually occur in children with impaired intracranial pressure. Our youngest daughter has been flying with us since the age of three months. No problems have arisen. Have a good flight.
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answered 10 years ago