Tips for long-haul flights with babies and toddlers

As a toddler, Granger and Boyd give Kynsley more freedom on thefts, what she carries to the way she spends time.

Throughout long -haul flights, they ask Kynsley what she wants to do – be it a question of watching a film, playing with toys, taking a snack, walking in the aisles or even using the iPad, a device that they do not allow at home.

“It is really a question of making it comfortable, especially because, at the end of the day, she did not ask to travel,” said Granger. “She is always a young child, but she is independent, and we want her to feel excited about the idea of ​​flying rather than” do what I say “for 10 to 15 hours.”

Granger said that it also allows Kynsley to wrap her own “nonsense” bag for flights now that she is a young child.

“Kynsley brought her Halloween costume to South Africa in November,” she said. “She wore him and had the impression that the trip was fulfilling with her – even the trip.”