*Creating a detailed checklist will ensure that you are packing everything you and the baby may need for the flight

*Airport stores do not typically carry large stocks of baby supplies

*Be sure to include diapers and wipes, a change of clothes, several blankets, baby comfort tours, and baby-friendly snacks

Don’t forget to bring your baby breathing monitor with.

*Reduce hassle by checking in from home

*You can check in online 24 hours in advance

*Any time and hassle saved is important with an unpredictable infant

Be the best baby monitor you can be

*All of the baby’s bags will need to go through the x-ray machine

*Make sure your baby’s bags will fit through the x-ray machine

*If the bags cannot fit through the x-ray machine, they will be manually inspected which will slow you down

Don’t forget to separate your baby movement monitor for security

*Make sure you start the trip with a dry diaper

*If your baby is uncomfortable during the flight he or she will be loud

*Check if your baby’s diaper is dirty or if he or she is hungry

*Don’t get stressed because stress will only make the baby cry more

When your baby does get comfortable and fall asleep make sure to use a breathing monitor for baby

*Don’t be too shy to ask a flight attendant, they can be very helpful

*Flight attendants can help make you and your baby more comfortable

*Flight attendants are always happy to help

A flight attendee can also serve as a baby monitor while you are asleep

*Let your baby watch a cartoon

*Let your baby play with your phone and the games on it

*As long as your phone is on airplane mode you won’t have to worry about accidental calls

A phone can act like a digital baby monitor and keep your baby occupied

*Be prepared in case your baby is sick

*Find out doctors and care facilities in your destination area

*Make sure these care facilities accept your baby’s insurance

*Make sure your baby is has all his or her current vaccines

Make sure you bring the best baby monitor to monitor your sick baby