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Reddit mentions of Nuby 18 Piece Linkables Baby Teething Toys
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- TOY LINKS: Linkables Attach Toys to Carriers, Strollers, Play Yards, and Play Mats So you can Have Fun On the Go
- TEETHING TODDLERS: Our Safe BPA-free plastic Baby Toy Feels Great on your Loved One's Teething Gums
- MULTICOLORS: This 18-pack of Linking Rings Package Contains 3 of Each of the Following 6 Colors; Yellow, Blue, Green, Red, Purple and Orange
- CONVENINENT AND DURABLE: Our textured Link Rings enhances tactile experiences, and are Long Lasting, and Are Easily Cleaned With a Damp Cloth
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Specs:
| Color | Yellow,Orange,Blue,Green,Red,Purple |
| Height | 2.2 Inches |
| Length | 5.75 Inches |
| Release date | April 2015 |
| Size | 18 Pack |
| Weight | 0.22 Pounds |
| Width | 3.86 Inches |
Alright so I flew with a 3.5 year old and a 6 month old by myself to Europe. 30 hours traveled. Oh I was so dead lol but here’s what I did.
I had a leash for the 3.5 year old. I did not want to risk her running away in a gigantic international air port. No no no. She also had a bracelet that was embossed with “if lost call: xxx-xxx-xxxx” (my cellphone obviously). She carried her own little skip hop backpack with her amazon kindle, hello kitty headphones for kids and toys, along with cereal bars, animal crackers and Oreos. The small treat bags.
For the 6 month old (he was formula fed, but that just means I was lugging around 2 bottles and formula powder. And an empty water bottle). I had the diaper bag, which most airlines allow you to carry additionally to a carry on AND handbag. I bought those cheap toy links (like these https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00TOKRY5Q/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_SlgvDbQQ31QC5) his favorite stuffed animal and security blanket.
Ask at check in and at the gate if they can move you to the seat with the bassinet. If it’s not taken by another parent with child they will move whoever is sitting there.
My biggest helper was my Graco sit and stand tandem stroller. And my soft structure carrier. I literally used it as my luggage caddy. After checking our suitcases, I put baby in the carrier, carry ons (we had two bc my daughter got her own as a full ticket holder), diaperbag, car seat for the 3 year old (because she needed one in Europe, we were able to borrow and infant seat from family for the baby), kiddos bag, because of course she wouldn’t carry it and my handbag on the stroller. Along with our jackets.
I can also highly recommend buying a passport crossbody bag. I had the passports, flight plan, pen, cash and tickets in there and between me and baby. It beat having to dig it out of my purse every single time we needed it. Just pulled it out from between me and baby.
Also don’t be afraid to ask for help. I’ve been helped out by a bunch of strangers and airport employees. People would help me push the carryons or hold open doors etc.
I know we’re all about “not to much screentime” but honestly, as long as they’re happy and quiet. Leave them be. Since you’ll just have one with you, get up and walk around. Cuddle, sing.
Be prepared that the second flight may not be as smooth as the first one, mood wise. Nurse during landing and takeoff to ease the pressure in babies ears. Get a brand new special toy they get to explore and see for the first time on the plane. Just not one that makes music or sings. To keep your own and the other passengers sanity. Like I said those toy links entertained my 6 month old for all the time he wasn’t sleeping during the 9 hour plane ride from Atlanta to Germany.