9 hours agoIf you follow these steps, you can safely travel on a plane with your baby.
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)The flight is one of those steps you think about 100 times before you decide when it comes to babies. But such a trip can be made, as long as you keep in mind certain rules that you need to follow in order to make your journey as calm as possible. Your baby's age: [...]
But such a trip can be made, as long as you keep in mind certain rules that you need to follow in order to make your journey as calm as possible.
Your baby's age: Your child's doctor may stop you from taking some unnecessary trips right after your birth. The babies are still developing the immune system, and air travel may increase the risk of an infectious disease. If you choose to travel with a baby, wash your hands as often as possible or use antibacterial and avoid contact with seemingly sick travelers.
Listening to your baby. The change of pressure in the cabin during flight can cause changes in the medium ear temporarily, resulting in pain. To help balance pressure in your baby's ears, give him a breast drink, biberone, or give him the mercy before rising and landing. This can help you to try your child's feeding time so that he or she will be hungry during this time. If your child has had ear surgery or a ear infection for the past two weeks, ask his or her doctor if it is OK to fly.
The noise levels in the aircraft cabin are very high, especially during the lift. Consider using cotton, earphones, or ear plugs to limit noise exposure, thus making it easier for the baby to sleep.
Your baby's breath. The air pressure flight to the cabin is lower than the ground. This temporary change is no problem for healthy children. But if your baby was born prematurely, there are chronic problems with your heart or lungs, it is best to consult your child's doctor.
The safe seat of your baby. Many of the children's car seats are also certified for air travel. However, the lines allow children to travel to the custody lap during flight, the Federal Aviation Administration recommends that babies must travel safely. If you choose not to buy a ticket for your baby, check for a seat on the plane if you can use it for it.
Do not be tempted to give your baby over - the - counter medication to fall asleep during flight. This is not recommended and sometimes has different effects.
