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It's my husband!! ❤

Thank you so much! Still sort of struggling with potty training ourselves over here 😅

It definitely depends. You’d have to call the airline and make sure (unfortunately!)

Maybe it depends where you’re going but we never had trouble finding them. They weren’t always the same though. In Indonesia, they were more like pull ups and all the wipes we could find were scented 😊

If you’re in the US or Canada, google it, it’ll come right up and there are a few different options! 😄

Just the birth certificate and the letter in my experience

@@wayfaringhumans ok thanks!!

Hi! It’s an old secondhand Mountain Buggy!

I wouldn't recommend carrying anything you can't manage all by yourself (if traveling alone). If you can pull the roller suitcase and push the stroller at the same time (one-handed), then go for it. But the lighter, the better. Practice your setup at home before you go. I've traveled solo with my son with TONS of stuff (like... tonssss) and had a really tough time managing it all alone -- it was stressful! Sometimes it can't be avoided though and you make it work with help from the kindness of strangers!

It IS hard to choose. Have you heard of the Trail Magik? It's good for when they like to hike a bit themselves but still need breaks. We've used it from age 1 to now almost 3.

@@wayfaringhumans Yesterday I found a used Littlelife Ranger for a cheap price and good condition. I didn't know this model but seems well reviewed and it's way lighter and smaller than typical backpack. I'll give it a try ! No never used the trail magic but maybe I'll check this one too.

@@sgirard1984 Def secondhand is the way to go! Or trying it on for a while in person at a store. Sucks to spend a bunch of money on something only to not love it...

I've never flown Virgin Atlantic with him! I'm sorry -- I hope I didn't freak you out too much! If taking a carrier with you (as a backup) is a possibility, I would recommend it.

I like to bring a carrier and a stroller for the airport.

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How did it go? You are so brave😅 I am even afraid traveling with 1 toddler 😂

@@MissGracieLouFreebush We boarded first and then while other passengers were boarding my 3 yr old boy twin had to go potty 3 times within 10 minutes. On the 3rd time I ended up putting a pull-up on him and he had a 10 minutes meltdown(I was so mortified 😅). Take-off distracted him and then he was fine after that. All 3 loved the plane ride, loved their tablet time and their snackleboxes. It was a short flight and I’d do it again in a heartbeat. I think anything longer than 5 hours would have me stressing again.

⁠​⁠​⁠@@whatintheheck4692 So you had 3 toddlers on a flight, with some of them potty training, and you're still mindfull of all the other passengers. Wow, You're a wonderful mom. Ignore the looks. You are doing great. Kudos to you. Well done! 🙌🏼 I will definitely give my toddler snacks and screen time as well.

Wow hats off to you! I'm worrying about taking 1. How did it go?

Awesome, I'm glad!!

Awww, I hope it goes well. The best you can do is be super prepared and then breathe. No matter what, it will end! ❤

I'm so glad!! Good luck and have fun!

Aww I’m so glad to hear it! We flew Vancouver to Manila and it was long but we survived ❤️💕 you got this! 😄

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Hi! It really all comes down to personal preference because there are pros and cons for every row. The only objection I have to the last row is no recline -- but I do like it for more darkness (the front rows/bulkheads tend to be brighter, busier, noisier in my experience). The window is also nice for a bit of privacy -- like a sort of cocoon, especially for creating a little toddler "cave" bed (one of my more recent videos has the set up we use with a toddler plane bed + blanket canopy). I think I've come to not really love the bulkhead -- the leg room is great, access to the bathroom, etc. But I don't like how often the arm rests don't go up (!!!) and you have to have all of your bags stowed for take off. I'm rambling now -- I hope this is helpful!

Hi! If they’re like baby food pouches, like fruit/vegetable apple sauce -like pouches, those are fine. They’re not considered liquid and I’ve never had to have those tested at security. Milk is a little different, but still perfectly fine to take on board in the US (age not specified) and for kids 0-2 in Canada. I made a video that might help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2myXqmtZryXjsksi=I6zC-rnne4lznm1Y

I forgot to say: they should NOT open your milk if it’s sealed! They aren’t supposed to do this. Check TSA website if traveling in the US.

What are you talking about? 🤣

😂calm down Karen

Thank you, I’m so glad it’s been helpful! This is very sweet! ❤️

My son is 3 in July ❤️ You’re gonna have so much fun!!

Sorry! www.us-passport-service-guide.com/minor-travel-consent-form.html

economy!

Oh cool!

I’m so happy for you!

What point are you trying to make exactly? Some kids stop using pacifiers before 12 months and others still have them at 3. Get over yourself!

Hi!! Oh that’s so hard. Every kid is different but could you start trying with naps? Maybe the first few days try opening the curtains while he’s napping 😬 I know, this sounds crazy! And then maybe progress to try putting him to sleep in low lighting. And then if that goes okay, take him out in the stroller, the car, or a carrier during nap time - and before the nap, try to mimic some of your usual sleep cues/routines (if you do milk, books, a blankey or something)… and see what happens?! A slow progression… and likely it won’t work perfectly but why not give it a shot right 😄😄

Got a baby trend trooper! It works for us!

Thank you! 😊

Yay! So much fun… I’m really looking forward to camping with my toddler this year too! Have a great time 😄😄

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😅😂 I hope it all goes smoothly for you! 🥰

Hmm I've never used any sort of pre-organized assistance but please please let me know if you're able to ask someone and get help! How much stuff are you bringing on the plane? I would strongly recommend only bringing what you are able to manage by yourself and practicing at home if possible! It's so stressful navigating the airport with heavy and unmanageable bags + baby (I've been there!) and so much easier with less stuff.

Thank you! In this case, my son had his own seat so together we were allowed 2 personal items and 2 carry-ons. But even when my son was a lap infant, it was never an issue. If you're traveling with a lap infant, many airlines allow you to bring 1 carry on, 1 personal item, and 1 diaper bag for free - www.wayfaringhumans.com/does-a-lap-infant-get-a-personal-item-carry-on-by-airline/ (the carrier, stroller, car seat -- these don't count as personal items, fyi! and can usually all fly for free)

Thanks for watching!

Hi! Do you mean issues on the airplane or driving in Canada with it? I've only had American car seats and live in Canada/have traveled in Canada with them. I can't tell you exactly for the plane itself, because it does seem like certain airlines will check the car seat for country-specific approval stickers (maybe someone else here has some insight?); but for driving in Canada with our American car seats, we've never had an issue 🤔