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Fly safely with your baby:
Listen to this public service announcement from the FAA
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Getting Rest while Flying with Kids
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If you are on a long flight and your
children get tired and fall asleep, seize the moment!
Avoid using time
when your child is sleeping to read or watch movies. Instead, take
advantage of a great opportunity to recharge. You will be glad you did.
Make an effort to close
your eyes and take a nap yourself. If you are one that cannot fall
asleep easy then close your eyes and meditate instead. |
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Rest yourself by relaxing and deep
breathing in an effort to rejuvenate yourself as best you can. Patience
with small children on a plane requires energy and you may need plenty
of both later during your flight.
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Do you know anyone who just had a baby or
who might benefit from tips about traveling by airplane with small
children? If so, help them prepare for their next family vacation
by sharing the Flying Rugrats web site with them. By doing so,
you will be providing them with lots of family
travel tips and advice that has been gathered from families who have
faced the same challenges before them.
Send your friends with newborn babies or small children an email to tell them about
Flying Rugrats!
Flying Rugrats
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The Parent-to-Parent Guide
to Traveling on Airplanes
with Infants and Toddlers
Are you a parent who
travels with kids?
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The FlyingRugrats.com
Flying Kids Mission
As parents, we are
responsible for molding our precious babies into well rounded
adults who have an appreciation for the variety of opportunities
that they have available to them as they grow and develop as
individuals. Exposing children to varying geographical
locations and cultures around the world is an important teaching
method that many parents have the option to use for developing
generations of culturally aware future leaders who have
childhood experiences that help them understand and personally
relate to global issues. It is the mission of Flying Rugrats to arm parents with information about flying
with children, toddlers or infants strategies in an effort to
dispel fear or apprehension about family travel so that families
may travel freely and better educate our future world citizens
through positive travel experiences.
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