Taking 1 year old on a plane? Help
Just wondered if anyone had taken a one year old on a plane for the first time.
My son will be 1 in 3 weeks and next week we are going on a short flight to london, only taking 1 hour and a half. Anyway, he is at the stage where he has learned to walk with a push-along and holding one hand but not off himself yet and just does not want to sit on our knees for one minute. He's got to be tied to my knee for take off and landing and wondered if anyone could offer any tips on keeping him happy for this length of time and then keeping him entertained for the flight. I thought i might give him his lunch during take off but he eats so fast it may not last long enough! ha
He doesnt play with many toys for long just now, is far more interested in getting about and investigating places!
xx
My son will be 1 in 3 weeks and next week we are going on a short flight to london, only taking 1 hour and a half. Anyway, he is at the stage where he has learned to walk with a push-along and holding one hand but not off himself yet and just does not want to sit on our knees for one minute. He's got to be tied to my knee for take off and landing and wondered if anyone could offer any tips on keeping him happy for this length of time and then keeping him entertained for the flight. I thought i might give him his lunch during take off but he eats so fast it may not last long enough! ha
He doesnt play with many toys for long just now, is far more interested in getting about and investigating places!
xx
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On a very short flight, the take off/landing shouldn't be too long, as you tend to fly at a lower altitude.
Have fun in London x
Will try to have fun, its a family wedding so we're staying for a long weekend.
xx
tell you what, i'm not really looking forward to flying from London - Brisbane the end of next month with a 4 month old!!!
Good luck on that flight!!
xx