1 YR OLD SPAIN

This topic was created by MARK (MARKZZR@TESCO.NET)
[Sun 2 May, 8:04 Tasmanian Standard Time]

GREETINGS TO YOU ALL,
IN A FEW WEEKS MY WIFE AND OUR 1YR OLD CHILD ARE FLYING TO
SPAIN FOR WEEKS BREAK,WE ARE TOTAL TRAVEL NOVICES AND WOULD
APPRECIATE ANY INFO REGARDING FLYING,HOT WEATHER
PRECAUTIONS,DINING OUT FACILITIES,TIPS OR GUIDELINES FOR US
WITH RESPECT TO OUR ENERGETIC BUNDLE OF JOY-WE ARE GOING
SELF CATERING AS MY WIFE IS A VEGGIE
LOOK FORWARD TO HEARING FROM ANYONE
ALL INFO WELCOMED
THANKS IN ADVAVCE

[There are 3 posts - the latest was added on Mon 17 May, 16:34]

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  1. You Added by: Me again
    [Timestamp: Wed 5 May, 0:51 Tasmanian Standard Time]

    Take some bottled water on the plane so you don't have to
    keep waiting if you're thirsty. You will all dehydrate so
    its important to keep up the water. Ask the airline for
    the "Bulk head seats" so you have more room at your feet,
    and also have the bassinet seat. Order baby meal with the
    airline and vego meal with the airline at least 72 hours
    before you fly. Make sure you call the airline before you
    leave for the airport to check it's on time - if there is a
    delay you can stay home longer, rather than pace the floor
    at the airport. Bring baby some favourite food on the plane
    in case he/she doesn't like the airline food. Bring some
    new books, toys, and take them out slowly one at a time
    throughout the flight so thers's a surprize element there.
    In Spain make sure you always bring baby a drink wherever
    you go. Take sunscreen and baby swim protecter suit so
    he/she doesn't get sun burnt. Enjoy your travels!!!



  2. Popping ears Added by: Suzie
    [Timestamp: Mon 17 May, 16:33 Tasmanian Standard Time]

    If your baby is still breastfeeding it is a good idea to
    feed on take off and landing as this will equalise pressure
    in the ears. If ears don't pop ask the flight attendant to
    get some boiling water and soak some cotton buds in it and
    place in the bottom of a plastic cup, then place cup over
    ear and form a seal. The steam should help ears to "pop".
    Happy travels.
    Suzie



  3. Popping ears Added by: Suzie
    [Timestamp: Mon 17 May, 16:34 Tasmanian Standard Time]

    If your baby is still breastfeeding it is a good idea to
    feed on take off and landing as this will equalise pressure
    in the ears. If ears don't pop ask the flight attendant to
    get some boiling water and soak some cotton buds in it and
    place in the bottom of a plastic cup, then place cup over
    ear and form a seal. The steam should help ears to "pop".
    Happy travels.
    Suzie




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