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6 top tips for flying with little ones
Your
long-awaited family holiday is almost here. But before you’re able to feel the
sand between your toes, swim in the sea or relax on a lounger with book in hand
(and cocktail in the other), there’s the small matter of getting to your
destination.
The very thought of flying with young children is enough to instil fear in many parents, but it needn’t be a nightmare. With some careful planning and clever tricks up your sleeve, time in the air will (quite literally) fly by – and you’ll be in that pool quicker than you can say “inflatable flamingo”! Here are GP’s top tips for keeping kids happy – helping you to have a stress (and tantrum) free flight:
1. Battle boredom in departures
Liven up the departure lounge experience for your little one with their own rideable Trunki suitcase. Available in a range of designs, these dinky cases stop little legs growing tired and have plenty of space for snacks, games, colouring books, tech, sugar-free lollipops (to help with painful ears) and wet wi…
The very thought of flying with young children is enough to instil fear in many parents, but it needn’t be a nightmare. With some careful planning and clever tricks up your sleeve, time in the air will (quite literally) fly by – and you’ll be in that pool quicker than you can say “inflatable flamingo”! Here are GP’s top tips for keeping kids happy – helping you to have a stress (and tantrum) free flight:
1. Battle boredom in departures
Liven up the departure lounge experience for your little one with their own rideable Trunki suitcase. Available in a range of designs, these dinky cases stop little legs growing tired and have plenty of space for snacks, games, colouring books, tech, sugar-free lollipops (to help with painful ears) and wet wi…
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