Traveling with a baby is no joke—these are the things that really helped us.
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Flying
Road trip
Hotels
Flying
Babywearing was very helpful when going through security, as well as during boarding and deplaning.
Mabē Monarch Baby Carrier
This stroller is super lightweight and folds down really quickly.
Beberoad Travel Stroller
These really keep my son entertained.
Pro tip: Save certain toys for travel so they feel new and hold your child’s attention longer.
Suction Cup Spinner Toys
These silicone tethers are great because you can attach them to anything (toys, bottles, pacifiers) and they won’t fall onto the ground. One less thing to have to worry about when traveling-your baby putting something into their mouth that fell on th...
Silicone Tethers
This padded carseat bag gave us so much piece of mind that our carseat would arrive safely at our destination. Also the wheels on this bag was really helpful when rolling it through the airport.
Padded Infant Carseat Bag with Wheels
Road trip
I personally prefer mirrors to cameras for watching your child in their carseat. I really like this mirror because has a nightlight as well which helps see your child in the dark. Also my son loves looking around through the mirror.
Car Mirror with Night Light
This mirror is nice to have on road trips for the passenger side. All you have to do is position it in way to see the other mirror and you can also see your baby from the passenger seat.
Rearview Clip-on Baby Mirror
This song is a lifesaver on road trips and instantly calms my son.
The Happy Song
Hotels
I love using this night light during nighttime feeds, because it gives you just the perfect amount of light without waking up everyone else in the hotel room.
Dimmable Night Light
Most hotels generally have pack and plays, but there have been times when we’ve traveled and they don’t, so in those situations it was nice to have this in the trunk of our car ready to go.
