Moms and Dads are finding ways to prevent tantrums on the airplane.
You hate the looks people give you as you’re walking through the aisle with your kids and their “stuff”…
It’s like you can hear them thinking, “Please don’t sit near me. Please don’t sit near me…”
Not a good feeling.
I actually had a friend heading to Hawaii with 3 kids under the age of 6 and she was having stomach aches the night before her flight because she was worried about all people hating her on the plane.
Isn’t it terrible?
But there are some practical things you can do ahead of time, and while you’re actually on the plane, to prevent and stop tantrums from happening on the plane.
Here are some of the things you’ll learn in this super-informative article:
- The $200 rattle you should give your kids to play with on the plane if you want to make sure their engaged in something fun
- How to select the proper TIME for your flight so that it coincides with your child’s natural sleep rhythm.
- Guidelines for determining whether an aisle seat or a window seat will be best for you and your child. There are pros/cons for each one. This tip is really valuable.
- Supplies you can put in a big zip-lock bag to create a bunch of fun things to do with your kids during the flight.
And much more.
Come take a look at the full article and learn all of the 15 tips for traveling with kids on airplanes.
Do you have a great tip for how to fly with your kids and make it fun for them, for you, and for the other people on the flight? Share them in the comments section…
Screams On A Plane: How To Quell Tantrums [MSNBC]
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