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Traveling with children can be a positive experience for you, your kids—and even those sitting around you—as long as you're prepared.
Here are a few simple steps you can take:
* Begin a routine or schedule around sleep time on the airplane.
* Air travel can be painful to kids' ears. To counteract ear pain:
* Offer a bottle, pacifier or lollipop to encourage swallowing.
* Use decongestant nose drops one-half hour before takeoff and landing if child is recovering from a cold.
* Use a calm, reassuring voice to help children feel less anxious.
* Young children are the most susceptible to motion sickness. Symptoms include nausea, vomiting, loss of color, and cold sweats. To help kids avoid motion sickness:
* Avoid full meals for 2 hours prior to flight.
* Offer easily digestible foods while flying (bread, juice, water, canned fruit).
* Discourage reading and coloring. Travel games, action figures and looking out the window will be better diversions.
* Ask your travel medicine specialist, physician, or pediatrician about preventive medications, especially if your child is prone to motion sickness.
Base on:http://www.delta.com/traveling_checkin/travel_tips/health/during/index.jsp
I've found from much traveling with my daughter that the overall needs of the child are different depending on where and when one travels. A child's needs while in the air are similar, bu once the airplane hit the ground things are distinct based on the country or even city. I've often consulted a site that offers great descriptions on things to do and what to watch out for by city/country travel with kids
I am glad you share this one here. I was really searching for this topic as I am going to travel with my family. My nieces and nephews and going with us also.