infants, babies, todlers,toy and strollers and baby carriers
Traveling with kids can be stressful — but the right airport can make all the difference. From fast security lanes to indoor playgrounds and nursing rooms, some European airports are a dream for families. Here’s our list of the best family-friendly airports in Europe:
Let’s face it: airports + children = chaos potential of Olympic proportions. But every now and then, a miracle happens — you land in an airport that actually thought about parents. Heathrow Airport, believe it or not, is one of them.
Traveling with a baby or small child can be a daunting experience, especially for first-time parents flying with an infant. Whether it’s a domestic or international flight, the key to a successful trip is preparation. Here’s a comprehensive list of must-have items and tips to ensure a smoother, more comfortable flight for both you and your baby.
So which seats to choose or to ask for when flying with kids? On the assumption that you are not flying first or business with kids (you were probably you would not read this post) your alternatives are quite limited but in any case few seating tips:
Traveling with kids can feel like preparing for a major expedition—packed bags, snacks for every occasion, and enough entertainment to keep them occupied for hours. But there’s one key decision that can make or break your trip: when to fly. Should you book that early morning flight, or are you better off opting for a night flight? Let’s break it down with humor and practical tips to help you decide!