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make a list of foods that should not be given to very young children. then list the kinds of toys and household objects that should be kept out of child's reache :)
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Foods :
Honey ( allergies )
apples ( choking)
hot dogs ( choking )
grapes ( choking )
oranges (choking)
spicy foods ( upset stomach/heartburn )
peanut butter ( allergies )
Household stuff
any cleaners
mini blind cords
electrical outlets
glass
shoes ( they might put them in their mouth, yuck )
knives, forks, scissors, razors
soap or any kind
Toys:
marbles
small legos
anything with small parts, basically
bubbles, sidewalk chalk, jump ropes
that's all I can think of at the moment
Foods :
Honey ( allergies )
apples ( choking)
hot dogs ( choking )
grapes ( choking )
oranges (choking)
spicy foods ( upset stomach/heartburn )
peanut butter ( allergies )
Household stuff
any cleaners
mini blind cords
electrical outlets
glass
shoes ( they might put them in their mouth, yuck )
knives, forks, scissors, razors
soap or any kind
Toys:
marbles
small legos
anything with small parts, basically
bubbles, sidewalk chalk, jump ropes
that's all I can think of at the moment
Air travel with infant/toddler - help!?
SamieT
I'm going to be the only adult on a 3 hour day flight with my 2 year old and my 6 month old. My 2 year old will have a seat and my 6 month old will be on my lap. Does anyone have travel tips to help me stay sane? Thanks.
Answer
Since your 2-year-old will have a seat, he will also have a carry-on allowance. I usually pack a small backpack full of new items to keep my kids busy on the plane. You can get things like Play-Doh, Matchbox cars, coloring books, sticker books, small magna-doodle toys, story books, etc. Take them out one at a time as he/she seems to be getting bored or antsy. You can also bring a portable DVD player or laptop to play a movie if he or she will wear headphones.
For the baby, I'd recommend bringing a front-carrier so that you can have your hands free to tend to your kids more easily. The baby won't need as many things to be occupied, but you could get some new small stuffed toys or teethers.
Both kids will want to be either sucking on something or drinking something during take-off/ascent and descent/landing, which will help with the pressure on the ears. It can be a cup, a bottle, a pacifier, a sucker, etc.
Bring extra diapers/wipes (more than you think you'll need) and extra changes of clothes too.
Pack some snacks because the airline offerings aren't typically things that kids like. The TSA allows you to bring juice, formula, and milk for kids - enough to get through your travel for the day. You'll have to declare it at security. You can also buy some juice or milk in the airport after you go through.
Bring a stroller for the airport - you can check it at the gate and it will be waiting for you when you get off the plane at your destination.
Since your 2-year-old will have a seat, he will also have a carry-on allowance. I usually pack a small backpack full of new items to keep my kids busy on the plane. You can get things like Play-Doh, Matchbox cars, coloring books, sticker books, small magna-doodle toys, story books, etc. Take them out one at a time as he/she seems to be getting bored or antsy. You can also bring a portable DVD player or laptop to play a movie if he or she will wear headphones.
For the baby, I'd recommend bringing a front-carrier so that you can have your hands free to tend to your kids more easily. The baby won't need as many things to be occupied, but you could get some new small stuffed toys or teethers.
Both kids will want to be either sucking on something or drinking something during take-off/ascent and descent/landing, which will help with the pressure on the ears. It can be a cup, a bottle, a pacifier, a sucker, etc.
Bring extra diapers/wipes (more than you think you'll need) and extra changes of clothes too.
Pack some snacks because the airline offerings aren't typically things that kids like. The TSA allows you to bring juice, formula, and milk for kids - enough to get through your travel for the day. You'll have to declare it at security. You can also buy some juice or milk in the airport after you go through.
Bring a stroller for the airport - you can check it at the gate and it will be waiting for you when you get off the plane at your destination.
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