FIRST TIME FLYING WITH A 4 MONTH OLD BABY | How it went + learn from our mistakes...
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 27 окт 2021
- #flyingwithababy #traveltipsforbaby #babiesfirstflight
In this week's video we're taking you along with us for our baby girl's first flight! We share the experience taking off + landing both morning and night as well as what we learned (and how we'd make the experience flying with a baby easier in the future)...
Are you travelling with a baby soon? Let us know where you're heading in the comments! ✈️
If you like this video, please hit "like" and remember to subscribe so you don't miss out on future uploads!
*This video is NOT sponsored. All opinions expressed are my own.
FOLLOW ALONG ON INSTAGRAM: @bethgracemoore
bit.ly/3rGxDc7
🤍 SHOP MY AMAZON STOREFRONT 🤍
amzn.to/3wcKbee
Business Inquiries: elizabeth.foster.23@gmail.com
Have you ever flown with a baby before? Share your tips + tricks below! 💗
Favorite RUclipsr! Thank you for the real and positive videos ❤️
Been loving the past couple videos, especially the Montreal one- always been on my list to visit one day! Keep up the great videos Beth :) excited to see this community grow!
Thank you Aiden!
I love how you guys made it to the East Coast with your baby before we did! Counting down the days until we get to head that way for Christmas.
oh my god, she’s beautiful & SHE DID SO GOOD!!
Seriously love your channel you are gorgeous and your babe is so sweet! What an angel baby! We took our 14 month old on a plane and she did so well! We took tons of snacks and toys she wouldn't nap but wasn't cranky. We recently when on a plane and she is 18 months old.... it was a crap shoot she screamed for 30 minutes and I'm pregnant and I was almost in tears.(thank you hormones.) She fell asleep as we were landing! She was so overtired from our trip so that was definitely why she was so crabby. But it was rough! Haha
This video is so helpful and also encouraging!This video is so helpful and encouraging!
This was so helpful! We are going on our first flight in a few weeks with our 5 month old and it'll be an 8hr overseas flight so I am quite nervous. Thank you for this!
Love you have posted this, hoping to do this next year to see family and will need to take Bub x
This video was so helpful! I found your channel a few days ago and I’ve been binging all your videos. I’m due with a baby boy in March and watching your pregnancy videos has made me feel like I have a friend with me. God’s love shines so obviously through you. 💛
I’m so glad 🥺🤍 congrats Shayla!!
I'm due in January 🤍 I agree 100% with Shayla!
Congrats on your pregnancy! I just has my first baby in September ☺️
Good to know for when we finally travel with Daphne!
Watching this makes me want to hop on a plane and travel again!
Travelled with baby girl at 9 months -- definitely bring lots of snacks and quiet toys that aren't distracting to others like books or stuffed animals! Also always bring more diapers and wipes than you normally use in a day - just in case!
Also as a flight attendant AND a mom, I say do what you need to haha, totally get it! At the end of the day its at your own risk but also for your sanity lol
New subscriber! Just found your channel and I’m obsessed! 💕☺️
So glad you’re here 🥰
Haven’t ever flown with a baby but I’m hoping to more with my second baby so these tips were great!!
Definitely smoother than expected! 👏🏻 you got this!
Love your content
Thank you 🤍
Any tips for going through security with a baby ?
We have not flown with the babies! I wouldn’t even know where to start 🥴 you guys are incredible!!
Haha I have full confidence that you would be great!!
Happy Halloween Beth.
Would you fly right now considering the increase in omicron cases?
Were you able to check the stroller with the car seat attached at the boarding gate?
Yes we were but not all airlines will do this for you (we just travelled internationally and had to check it as special baggage before take off). I would check with your airline first!
what stroller are you using? looks perfect for travel!
This is the uppa baby vista! I will say it’s a bit heavier than others - their Cruz model might be even better :)
I have that same carseat/stroller, and we are traveling next month with a 3 month old. Did you buy the travel safe bags for the stroller and carseat? Why or why not? That is the one thing I'm stressing about
No I didn’t! They weren’t rough with ours - it was in great shape when we got it all back. I feel like those protective bags are a little thin so I’m not sure how well they would protect it if it was to get really knocked around anyway.. just a risk you face when travelling with it in general. However ours were totally fine!
So, the bottle with breast milk that you took along just in case... how did you keep the milk cold and then how did you warm it up when it was time to feed her?
I kept the bottle refrigerated right until we left for the airport both times - so it was only at room temp for about 2 hours total! I believe it can stay at room temp for 4 hours :) Viv isn’t particular with temp so I didn’t warn it up!
Hello, what seat sections did you sit in? Was it the Main cabin, preferred or standard seat?
These are just economy seats!
Once it is safer to travel internationally we will be taking a 12 hour plane to the Philippines for our baby to meet her dads side of the family. I’m nervous already!
That is so exciting!! She will be great - bring lots of books + small toys!
New sub!😃🦋🐀🐁
Welcome!! 🥰
11:32 Where is her book from? 🤩
It's from the Gap! She is obsessed with it 😍rstyle.me/cz-n/fwg29mccsxp
Can you please tell me how you packed your breastmilk for the plane? Like through TSA and what not. Did you take an ice pack or?
Freshly expressed or pump milk can stay at room temp for up to 4 hours! We kept ours refrigerated right up until the last minute of heading to the airport and were always within the 4 hour window by the time we boarded and gave it to her during take off 🥰 i just put it in the cup holder of the diaper bag and it was totally fine through security!
How did you get around at your destination without your car seat base?
You can install a car seat safely using the seat belt of most cars! We watched a tutorial video on how to do this with the uppababy Mesa :)
I’ve found that travelling with a baby is an absolute breeze compared to travelling with a toddler 😂 the level of complexity increases dramatically when they can walk and talk and express their dissatisfaction
So glad I have time to mentally prepare for this stage 🤪