10 TRAVEL Tips & Tricks when FLYING WITH A TODDLER *Car seat, Stroller, Backpack*

10 travel tips and tricks for anyone traveling with a toddler, including a travel car seat, travel stroller, and everything in between. This includes a step by step of what to expect at the airport, so great for first time flyers and anyone looking to see a different perspective on traveling with a baby!

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Thanks so much for watching!

xoxo,
Arlyne

[iicareyes]

I don’t know if she mentioned it, but one tip I want to share to all parents is to try and board the plane LAST. Use every minute to tire your toddler. Let him/her run around the airport, etc…

Boarding first will be very hectic for your toddler as she/he waits for everyone to settle down.

Whereas if you board last, there’ll be a shorter time frame before the plane departs, and toddler won’t get too bored, etc…

[jessicaw]

Counter argument to having a travel stroller in the overhead bin - if you have a connecting flight, it is SO handy to have the stroller with you. When our first flight was delayed, we had to run to our connecting flight - we made it (with our stroller) but another couple/baby didn't because they were waiting for their Sky- checked stroller to be brought up to them.

[h]

I’m traveling with my WILD 19 month old and I’ve been so stressed, this video was exactly what I needed to plan my flight! Thank you for the great advice!

[skianikiani]

what i loved the most about your video is the last part where you tell (people/moms) to be supportive for other moms and kids. God Bless😇

[gracieb]

Thank you for the information about not needing to bring the stroller in the overhead bin! That’s actually what I’m planning to do on my flight this December with my 23-month old baby. You saved me the hassle 😊

[cattoll]

1 hour flight 🤣🤣🤣 my first flight with my 15 month old was 10.5 hours!! 🤣😩 loved this video though!

[cheriedulay]

thanks for the info. i have 20 months old baby girl. were planning to go home to phils. . we are from italy. 16 flight hr🙈first time to travel.it helps this infor😘😘😘

[pardonme]

Gonna go travel with my 14mo toddler, and I'll take your advices. Thank you!

[tiffanyapag]

I’ve been flying with two kids, who are two years apart since my youngest was a baby (so a baby and a 2yr old). Now they’re 4 & 2. My flights are usually 7.5 - 8 hours flying total with a layover in between. It does make sense to bring a mini foldable stroller on the plane with layovers because sometimes it takes a long time to get your stroller and that walkway area right off the plane can be cold/hot, kids are cranky from being cooped up, then I’m stressed because I’m running out of time to change diapers and have potty breaks during my layover. it may not make sense to bring a stroller on the plane with one child, but with multiples and short layover times, it’s definitely advantageous to get off the plane and go right to your next terminal and have a few extra minutes to grab a bite or use the restroom.

[sependergast]

Thank you so much for this video! I am purchasing the insulated cat straw cup, unicorn busy bag (filling it will all those randoms-tape etc), and collapsible snack cup! Very helpful! Really Appreciate it!! ❤

[linht]

The overhead bin fit stroller will be helpful for someone travel internationally and need to transfer flights in airports, because they obviously won’t give the stroller back until we r at the final destination

[tashamckiver]

The Doona is also a good travel stroller

[appleblossom]

I’m 12 y/o but me and my mother and small sister always go on planes together and I always help out my mother and this helped a lot

[annrosew]

When traveling with a baby bag you can bring any size liquid like water or milk or formulas so i bring her a big jug & use it for myself if I’m in a rush also

[kateloera]

I named my daughter after you I fell in love with your name and I just had to steal it 😅💕

[mospinn]

Thank you! Great tips I didn’t think of myself.

[normadyrose]

This is advice for rich people 😂 I can’t afford even one checked back and no way I can afford those fancy car seat stroller thing lol I just have my goodwill umbrella stroller

[abi]

The stroller is very handy when it comes to connecting flights and also when you have more then one child flying on connecting flights. It’s so easy an convenient

[aroenag]

Having a stroller you can put in your overhead bin, is a must have when yoh travel outside of the USA. A lot of countries ive been to.. i would get my stroller back at the same place i need to get my luggage...and walking with a toldler towards the suitcases after long flights ( 4 to 10 hours)..is NOT fun..so for me it was a musthave (Joolz Aer)

[yanzheng]

Thanks for sharing, it’s super useful!