Your Pregnancy

# Crib notes

GOING AWAY FOR EASTER?

10 TRAVEL TIPS

1 Pack a change of clothes for you and your child. Spills often end up on Mom or Dad too.2 Dress your child in layers. Cabin temperature can be unpredictable.3 Plan your flight activities in 15-minute slots. In other words, for a two-hour flight, plan eight activities.4 Pack a tiny version of your first-aid kit to keep on you in case of emergency fevers or scrapes.5 Keep empty shopping bags in the car for rubbish.6 Stop every two hours for a short break and to stretch legs.7 Take favourite blankies and soft toys along for happy naps.8 Children should be strapped in always – no exceptions. Ever.9 Keep wet wipes in your handbag and in your car.10 Download some story apps for long journeys.

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