We have 27 days left and I have several of your videos saved to review to the day before & I bought several things from your Amazon list. You’ve helped a lot! My only worry that’s uncontrollable is having to change a poop diaper on the plan 😂
Such an informative video! Thank you! We are going to Disney with our 2 year old in September and it’ll be her first flight so we’re a little nervous 😬 but this tips are so helpful.
I would like to add that TSA can be picky about children’s liquids. Last year I tried to pass lactose free milk for my daughters (ages 6 and 3 at the time). We were flying from Orlando to Spain and they still drink milk prior to going to sleep and waking up. International flight was from 7:30pm and we didn’t make it here until 2pm local time. Well TSA made me throw it out and told me I could buy milk past security…whole milk or low-fat…not lactose free. Also, for sleeping on flights (long flights)…I tried herbal child safe melatonin gummies. I’m not a doctor and everyone does what they think is best, but we have 15+ hour travel days (25 hours last year as we went first to California), so 1 gummy was a life saver and helped them have a good 3-4 hour naps..unfortunately they did not nap at the same time so I didn’t get a nap.
It definitely depends on the mood of the tsa agent you get as to how picky they are. I hate that they made you dump their cups out especially with your littles needing specific milk. I’m sure that made it quite difficult for you finding what they needed in the airport.
When we leave for Orlando my daughter will be 1 but we celebrate her birthday at Disney and on the way back she will be 2, will it be a problem? Are they going to make me pay because.of her age?
Most airlines say you will need a ticket for her return trip since she is 2. We've almost always been required to prove their age with a copy of their birth certificate.
Oh my word!!! I am loving and taking so many notes from all of your videos!
Thank you!
Your tips and blogs have been such a good resource for me for my upcoming trip! Thank you so much!
You’re so welcome! Happy to help. :)
We have 27 days left and I have several of your videos saved to review to the day before & I bought several things from your Amazon list. You’ve helped a lot! My only worry that’s uncontrollable is having to change a poop diaper on the plan 😂
That’s coming up so soon!! Lol yeah that’s not the most fun thing but definitely doable since most planes do have changing tables in the bathroom.
This was so helpful! You have made Disney planning so much easier
Yay! Glad it’s helped so much!!
Yes girl! All great advice
Such an informative video! Thank you! We are going to Disney with our 2 year old in September and it’ll be her first flight so we’re a little nervous 😬 but this tips are so helpful.
Thank you so much! You are going to do great, Mama!!
I would like to add that TSA can be picky about children’s liquids. Last year I tried to pass lactose free milk for my daughters (ages 6 and 3 at the time). We were flying from Orlando to Spain and they still drink milk prior to going to sleep and waking up. International flight was from 7:30pm and we didn’t make it here until 2pm local time. Well TSA made me throw it out and told me I could buy milk past security…whole milk or low-fat…not lactose free.
Also, for sleeping on flights (long flights)…I tried herbal child safe melatonin gummies. I’m not a doctor and everyone does what they think is best, but we have 15+ hour travel days (25 hours last year as we went first to California), so 1 gummy was a life saver and helped them have a good 3-4 hour naps..unfortunately they did not nap at the same time so I didn’t get a nap.
It definitely depends on the mood of the tsa agent you get as to how picky they are. I hate that they made you dump their cups out especially with your littles needing specific milk. I’m sure that made it quite difficult for you finding what they needed in the airport.
When we leave for Orlando my daughter will be 1 but we celebrate her birthday at Disney and on the way back she will be 2, will it be a problem? Are they going to make me pay because.of her age?
Most airlines say you will need a ticket for her return trip since she is 2. We've almost always been required to prove their age with a copy of their birth certificate.