This section covers travel gear for kids and families which help make aspects of family travel easier.
Kids’ Travel Pillow/Cushion Seat to Sleep Review The Seat to Sleep® Travel Nest is a lightweight inflatable travel cushion, which adapts adult plane seats into a comfy, safe space for children ages 3-10. We were given two to review on our recent long haul flight with our kids on Virgin Atlantic to Orlando, Florida. Trying to…
Hello Jolie Padded Car Seat Bag with Wheels – Review Hello Jolie Padded Car Seat Bag with Wheels The Hello Jolie car seat bag is the only one I have found which is fully padded and has 4 wheels to transport it easily. It is made of approximately 1cm thick padding with a strong water…
Flyaway Review | An Inflatable Airplane Travel Bed Flyaway Inflatable Airplane Travel Bed Review The alarming prospect of fidgety, sleepless children on long-haul flights is enough to make any parent think twice about that dream holiday. But help is at hand from specially designed inflatable kid’s mattresses. Flying With A Baby tested two such products…
Inflatable Airplane Child Mattress Review: Flyaway vs Plane Pal Travel Bed The alarming prospect of fidgety, sleepless children on long-haul flights is enough to make any parent think twice about that dream holiday. But help is at hand from specially designed inflatable kid’s mattresses. Flying With A Baby tested two such products – Plane Pal and…
How to Protect Your Stroller When Flying – What is the Best Stroller Travel Bag? If you have a baby or toddler, then a stroller or pushchair is obviously an essential bit of kit that needs to come with you. The good news is with standard economy fares, most airlines allow you take a stroller…
6 of the Most Compact Cabin Sized Strollers For Plane Travel 2020 One of the times you really need a travel stroller is at the airport, particularly for that long walk to baggage reclaim and the usual snaking queue at immigration. Whilst some airlines do their best to help by providing you with courtesy strollers…
I have personally seen what can happen to bags and how travel strollers, pushchairs etc can be thrown around carelessly by airport baggage handlers. My father used to see it all the time as an aircraft engineer too.
Whilst your car seat is likely covered by your travel insurance, it can take time organising a replacement which could restrict your movements and plans. Using a car seat bag can mean you can store some extra items to help pad it out, like diapers/nappies, a cuddly toy etc. (This way, you get a little bit of extra baggage, but shhhh, keep that quiet!)
This guide answers all your Disney stroller questions, including Should I bring a stroller to Disney? It also compares renting a stroller at Disney to elsewhere and the prices of renting versus buying a travel stroller.
Updated December 2019 What is the Best Stroller for Travel 2020? If you are wondering what are the best travel strollers for holidays or your vacation, then this guide on the best strollers for travel will help you: Compare features of various styles of top travel buggies including single and double travel strollers. Discover the…
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