Ask Our Members About... Holidays With Babies
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'em early? How soon should you take a baby abroad... and are there any
extra health considerations? Our well-travelled members have some great
tips and advice for new parents with itchy feet.
Go for it!
'Babies are actually a lot easier to cart about
when they are small. Small babies don't care where they are as long as
they are fed and clean. The best thing you can get is one of those carry
slings- I found in invaluable. Most of the time people are afraid to take
babies away for no better reason than other people's attitudes about it.'
Thanks to Raisingkids' Member SamLewis96
on 05 Mar 2003
Healthy holidays
'The main thing I would say you would have
to be very careful with is to make sure your baby doesn't get dehydrated
because of the heat. You will therefore need plenty of bottled water that
is suitable for your baby to drink. '
Thanks to Raisingkids' Member TWoodford
on 05 Mar 2003
'Remember to take all the important stuff e.g.
medicines, feeding bottles and stuff that baby has become accustomed to.
On the flight, let baby suck on a bottle of milk or breastfeed. This is
to help with the 'cabin pressure'. Or you could use cotton wool to block
his ears just until the flight is over.'
Thanks to Raisingkids' Member prebashnee
on 06 Mar 2003
'You might want to think about the vaccinations
that your baby needs when she/he is 2, 3 & 4 months. It will be good to
speak to your midwife about this.'
Thanks to Raisingkids' Member jocey on
07 Mar 2003
Last but not least
'Just don't forget he/she needs a passport!'
Thanks to Raisingkids' Member Janey on
15 Mar 2003
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If you have your own good advice, please
let us know!
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