I love all your ideas! As someone who works in healthcare we recommend not letting your child play with medicine containers (so as not to encourage interaction with these items) however some families remove the labels etc
Thank you for this amazing video. I have looked through almost all of your videos with toddler travel. Can you please show us what kind of activities you do with toddler on way back home from destination. Especially a long flight. Much appreciated thank you. From Australia 🇦🇺 ♥️
Thank you for watching! I'm glad it helped! Every flight is a little bit different for us, especially as my son's interests change. You can either (1) save some of your activities for the flight home so that they're new for your toddler. Or (2) just use the same activities to and from your destination, and keep them hidden while you're on your trip so they're *just* for the plane.
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I love all your ideas! As someone who works in healthcare we recommend not letting your child play with medicine containers (so as not to encourage interaction with these items) however some families remove the labels etc
Good tip 👍 We tend to reuse and make everything a toy eventually 😅 and 100% should make it clear that it’s not medicine.
Thank you for this amazing video. I have looked through almost all of your videos with toddler travel. Can you please show us what kind of activities you do with toddler on way back home from destination. Especially a long flight. Much appreciated thank you. From Australia 🇦🇺 ♥️
Thank you for watching! I'm glad it helped! Every flight is a little bit different for us, especially as my son's interests change. You can either (1) save some of your activities for the flight home so that they're new for your toddler. Or (2) just use the same activities to and from your destination, and keep them hidden while you're on your trip so they're *just* for the plane.