Module one is all about getting a passport! A great first step before booking your flights. Passports are needed for international flights. If you're flying domestically, you'll just need to have a copy of their birth certificate just in case the airline asks to see it the day of flying.

Should you choose a morning flight? Or maybe stick to an afternoon flight during their nap? Wait...there are only night flights available. HELP!

This module will give you the scoop about the pros and cons of flying during the early morning, morning, afternoon, night, and even red-eye flights!

In this module, I'm going to share what you need to know about booking a flight with your baby! Below are the key topics we'll discuss. 

Let's get started!

These items that we're going to be covering in this module are a live-saver to have while traveling with your baby!

This can be tricky because every airline has a different policy! Let's walk through the steps together!

*Important*- If you purchase a seat for your baby, they will get to enjoy the typical baggage allowances that an adult would with their specific fare type!

Carrying your baby and baggage through the airport may just be the best workout of your life! But it doesn’t have to be! Here are some tips and tricks on how to pull this off stress-free!

TSA, or the Transportation Security Administration, oversees the nation's security measures for aviation and all other modes of transportation. Every country around the world will have some sort of airport security but it will differ from country to country. Canada is called the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority and its program is very similar to the airport security policies the USA has in place. For the purpose of this module, we’ll be discussing the rules and regulations of TSA.

Flying with car seats can be AMAZING! But just keep in mind that while the US is very car seat-friendly, international airlines and different countries have varying policies in place! Be sure to research with your airline before just assuming that they are going to treat it the same as a US airline on a domestic flight. Here are some things you may encounter:

-An airline may flat out refuse you to bring a car seat on board 
-An airline may require you to forward face your convertible car seat 
-An airline may have strict maximum dimensions for car seats to be brought onboard 

Just a reminder to always check with your airline before flying to see which rules they have in place! 

I also wanted to include a link to a list of international car seats that have been qualified by for use in aircraft. 

An important question parents ask themselves is should bring their stroller with them? And if they do, what to do with it when boarding a flight? We're going to dive into this topic in this module!

Many parents love babywearing on travel days! In this module, we're going to go over the pros and cons of babywearing during travel days. 

You've made it to the airport, past security and you're now at your gate. Now what? In this module, we're going to cover the steps that I take when waiting at the gate.

They've made the boarding call and it's time for you to scan your boarding pass, walk down the jet bridge and make your way to your seat. But how to do that carrying a baby, car seat, stroller, diaper bag and carry on!?

Choosing where to sit on an airplane with a baby can be a difficult choice! Do you take the window seat or maybe the aisle... definitely not the middle seat...so which do you choose? Let's look at the pros and cons of where to sit on an airplane with a baby.

This is a common fear among parents traveling with their babies! This module is going to detail specific strategies to prevent ear pain while flying. 

We of course want our babies to sleep on the flight...but how? In this module, we're covering lots of tips and tricks that I've used to help Briggs sleep while flying!

If you thought diaper changes were difficult on a changing pad, throw in a tiny bathroom and a little turbulence and you've got yourself a potentially messy situation. Briggs and I have dealt with MANY diaper changes, blowouts, and accidents while flying and we're sharing all in this module!

Babies cry. That's just a fact. But crying on a plane can leave parents feeling distressed and anxious not only worrying about their baby but also about what their fellow passengers are thinking. This module will give you some strategies that I've used and help you feel more prepared to conquer that flight! 

You've got a long flight ahead and you're wondering how to keep your baby entertained? Or maybe you've got a walking toddler now and you're stumped on how you're going to hold their attention for the duration of the flight? We've got some tips for you in this module!

Will you be breastfeeding on your upcoming vacation? We've got some travel tips for you!

Will you be bottle feeding during your upcoming vacation with your baby? We've got some travel tips for you!

Whether you're exclusively pumping or only doing it occasionally while traveling, this module is for you! 

No one ever wants this to happen but it's important to know what to do if the airline damages your baby gear!

Adults aren't the only ones that deal with jet lag while traveling!

Flying to the other side of the globe and worried about how your little one will adjust? We're going to be sharing some tips and "case studies" in this module to help you feel more confident about your upcoming trip! 

Yes, there are definitely "after-travel" symptoms that your baby might experience. This module will help you understand those travel effects with some ideas to combat them!

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