Prefer to fly then take a long drive with your baby? Here is what you need to take!

There comes a time, or a reason where you may find that you need to get somewhere with your baby. This could be due to a family visit, work or perhaps a holiday. The two choices that parents are faced with is to make a long drive with a baby, or fly with a baby. Both have their own drawbacks or benefits that you need to consider.

Driving with a baby is never easy, it is going to take a considerable length of time and you may find that it is hard to keep them entertained as you are trying to focus on driving. Flying with a baby is shorter, and means that you can focus entirely on them during the journey. The only thing to remember when it comes to flying with your baby is that you are going to need to take particular items with you for the trip. This includes diapers, strollers, toys and of course the beloved pacifier if they use one. For some help picking out a stroller for the big trip check out this stroller guide here!

Having these things to hand is going to make sure that your trip, is a whole lot more bearable. Not only for you as parents, but also for your baby too! Check out the infographic for more info.

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Sturdy Gears for Little Ones

My niece’ daughter Iya celebrated her 2nd birthday in Jollibee and it was a very happy celebration for all of us. It’s a stormy day she had on her first birthday leading us to miss coming to their house. They’re living in another town and we only get to see her on weekends or if they’re busy we’ll be able to see her every other weekend. We’re very fond of Iya that when was just a half-year old baby I used to take care of her when her Mom would have to arrange for her teaching job application. 

Now she’s growing up fast that she’s free from her stroller. Her baby stroller is not as sturdy as Bob stroller but it’s also of high quality made that protected and kept Iya safe from all harm when she’s using it last year. Anyway even though your baby gears are good enough you still have to check from time to time how much it can hold or protect your child from meeting accidents.

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