Toddler Travel &#187; toddler travel

Toddler travel toys? ?

admin — Mon, 05 Dec 2011 01:34:25 +0000

Compact travel toys, suitable for a train journey to keep a 14 month old quietly occupied?

So far I can only find aquadoodle!

The "Haba Dragonstone Castle" is a nice toy; you can set up all sorts of scenarios and stories to play out. The dragon rattles, but very quietly. It comes in a little plastic zippered case, easy to take along.

Do I need a travel authorization for my toddler?

admin — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 09:19:25 +0000

Hi everyone. I live in austin and will be going to Orlando for vacation with my daughter. My husband will not be coming along. Do I need a travel authorization from him since he isnt coming or will I be okay since my daughter and I have the same last name and all? Thanks!

I must be missing something.

The only way you will need travel authorization is if you and your husband are going through a divorce. And if you are going through a divorce the courts may not allow you to leave the state with your child same last name or not.

If you and your husband are happily married and you plan on coming back then no you do not need authorization.

Places to travel with your toddler? (around the world)(in the us) & Vaccinations?

admin — Fri, 20 May 2011 14:37:07 +0000

I realize I’m asking a lot of questions. My son is turning 2 this august, and although he might no remember it much. I want to travel with him to different locations(in the US as well as outside the US).

I’m wondering if any other parents have traveled with their toddler’s/children?
Which locations have you visited, Would you recommend??
I’m thinking of going to the Galapagos?
Hmm..Also Vaccinating? Did you Vaccinate your child months before you left?

Thanks

We took our daughter to Ireland at around 3 months old; and Spain at around 5 months. There are no particular vaccinations needed for either country though.

The actual plane flights were not fun.

Is it illegal for a toddler to travel on a front passenger’s lap?

admin — Sun, 01 May 2011 08:57:07 +0000

I thought it was, but I’ve just seen it happen and even on a short journey I think it totally irresponsible.

Just in case anyone was wondering, it definitely is not me.
This is in the UK
This is in the UK

In the UK a child should be restrained in an appropriate child seat unless they are travelling in the back of a licensed taxi (Hackney Carriage).

In any case, even then it’s extremely dangerous in the event of an accident (but I’m guessing you know that bit already).

Could air travel clear toddler glue ear?

admin — Wed, 06 Apr 2011 17:46:49 +0000

My son is under 3 and has a potential case of glue ear. We saw a paediatrician who said his ear was full of liquid and said we should see an ENT specialist a week later. Between appointments we went on 2 1.5 hour flights.
The ENT said there wasnt much liquid in his ears at all and sent us away for some months.

Could the pressure in the cabin have helped the trapped liquid escape?
A week on my son got a fever and suspect ear infection. Another week on he is again feverish and complaining of sore ears

My sister suffered really badly from glue ear.The pressure of flying always made it worse but some times it took a week or so before it was obvious.

Air Travel with toddler?

admin — Sat, 26 Mar 2011 00:27:18 +0000

I am flying on Malaysian air, for 8 hours then two hour transit then another four hour flight.

My child is three. This is the first time I travel with her, can you give me useful hints guys, to settle her and to make it easy on her.?

Also am I expected to use the seat belts with her? Could it be dangerous because they are adult seat belts? I have heard that w can take our own car seat but a luggage and a toddler is handful you see! A booster seat can be managed though, however she is 1 kg under for a booster seat. ( I am thinking of a booster seat though)

Do the airline provides any children harness or do we have to take our own? Also are we allowed to take a prepared bottle for them and some dry food like crackers? I have heard cooked food are not allowed?

Thanks in advance. Any advice will be appreciated.

ICAO rules that all passengers riding in a seat have to wear safety belts.
The biggest problem you will have with your child is changes in pressure as the plane ascends and descends.
Bring a binky (something kids use to suck on) and this will cause your childs ears to pop keeping them more comfortable with the pressure changes.

Baby/ toddler travel neck pillows?

admin — Mon, 21 Mar 2011 21:44:22 +0000

Are these safe? I assume they are but you never know . My one year old daughter’s head always seems to be in an awkward position when she falls asleep in her car seat. I would like to buy one but is there one you recommend or do you know if they are safe? Thanks!!! there is a link below if you are wondering what I am talking about

http://www.amazon.com/Noodlehead-Travel-Buddies-Neck-Pillow/dp/B000EOMSBQ

I have used the bucky travel pillow for my son for years (he is too big now), I never had any issues with it. He loved to travel with it. Now, when we travel he used their adult one.

http://www.bucky.com/catalog/controller.php?pg=product&cat=&product=T250

Bumbleride Strollers

admin — Tue, 15 Mar 2011 21:21:21 +0000

Bumbleride, the ride of your life. Bumbleride is a great company whose motto is playful, responsive and essential. Playful in the sense that Bumbleride thrives on creativity believing that it is the spice of life.

Bumbleride is committed to using vibrant colors and fashionable patterns and designs that you are sure to love just as much as we do! Their strollers are animated and thoughtful and are sure to spark curiosity in you and your little one.

Bumbleride is responsive in the sense that they acknowledge how responsive children are and how insightful they can be. Bumbleride believes that your stroller should evoke just as much emotion as your baby by creating cute and fun patterns.

Also, Bumbleride is essential to your everyday life. Bring Bumbleride along everywhere you long to explore! Whether its to the beach, the mall or a stroll around the park Bumbleride is sure to make your experience extra special.

Bumbleride specializes in three types of strollers, the Bumbleride Indie, the Bumbleride Flyer and the Bumbleride Queen B. Bumbleride also offers a doubles stroller in the Indie version for those of you with two little ones.

The Bumbleride Flyer is lightweight and the smallest of the Bumbleride strollers. The Flyer is very easy to turn and maneuver in small places. We love the funky Bumbleride fabrics and colors on this traditional-looking stroller.

The Bumbleride Flyer is reversible by simply unlocking the handle so your baby can either face out or face you; this is one of the features we absolutely adore!

In addition to the Bumbleride Flyer, the Bumbleride Indie is an outstanding stroller that offers unique benefits. The Bumbleride Indie has air filled tires which make your baby’s ride ultra smooth. The Bumbleride Indie weighs in at a slim twenty pounds!

The Indie also features a front wheel that can swivel or lock in place depending on where you plan to travel. The Indie is also featured as a double stroller for those of you with twins or two children.

We love that the Bumbleride Indie comes with a cup holder, footmuff, bumper bar, air pump for the tires and a universal car seat adapter free of charge! It does not get much better than this.

The last stroller I want to mention from Bumbleride is the icon of all pram strollers. I am talking about the Bumbleride Queen B stroller. The Bumbleride Queen B is tailored with plush fabrics and has many accessories as well.

The Queen B by Bumbleride can grow right along with your family. The Queen B has many optional accessories such as the bassinet and the toddler seat for your older child. The Bumbleride Queen B is your classic pram stroller reinvented.

The suspension on the stroller makes for smooth sailing all day long. The basket is very large and is capable of holding all your necessities. Just as the Bumbleride Indie, the Queen B comes with a footmuff, cup holder, bumper bar, safety belt and air pump for the tires.

Bumbleride has truly done an amazing job with their Flyer, Indie and Queen B. Bumbleride offers outstanding accessories and fashionable, durable strollers you will sure want to include on the ride of your life.

Eric J Ken

Bumbleride Strollers

admin — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 22:37:14 +0000

The Bumbleride Flyer is reversible by simply unlocking the handle so your baby can either face out or face you; this is one of the features we absolutely adore!

We love that the Bumbleride Indie comes with a cup holder, footmuff, bumper bar, air pump for the tires and a universal car seat adapter free of charge! It does not get much better than this.

Eric J Ken