Flying, everything you need to know with a kiddo on the go✈️

Good evening everyone ♥️ I'm 15 weeks pregnant and will be going to Italy to visit my family when I'm around 22-23 weeks, and I'll be back when I'm 26-27 weeks. Everyone tells me it's safe to fly pregnant, but this is my first time and it's only a two and a half hour flight. What do you think?

Hello! We will be traveling to Florida to Disney and universal. My son will be 34 months 2 months shy of 3 years old and wanting to know if any tips or MUST haves when traveling with a toddler. We will be flying but the plane ride is only 2.5 hours. I know to bring snacks and a some stuff to distract him.

I just want to make sure I’m prepared! What kind of strollers do you recommend to bring? A wagon stroller, regular one, travel size? What else should I bring on the trip and any great ideas?

Or something we just have to do with him at Disney that is worth it. This is his first time going to Disney and universal.

Will be bringing bottles, breast pump, dummies/pacifiers and nipple shields so will have a bunch of stuff to sterilise each day.

The water in Thailand is not safe to drink so trying to work out best way to sterilise when I’ll be staying in four different resorts over the holiday.

Used to using a two level steam steriliser at home which is a bit bulky to chuck in the suitcase.

Has anyone taken a travel stroller onto a ryan air flight and put it in overhead locker? I'll be buying one that folds up small enough to fit but on the website it just says they can be checked in for free and tagged up. Nothing saying I can keep it with us. I really don't trust baggage with it and don't want to get to our destination with a broken stroller 😅

Hey- has anyone booked flights through Expedia with an infant? I can’t find a place to add an infant/ lap traveller and I want to avoid as much trouble as possible at the airport, so I need the airline to know I have an infant on the ticket.