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might already be correctly installed in the car, possibly saving time you will have less to carry in the airport If I was landing late at night somewhere that I didn't speak the language, or if my children …

passengers who seem upset. wristbands that prevent motion sickness (they may or may not be placebo, who cares as long as they help) gravol or the like to help with motion sickness (and also makes some children … In advance, you can give the children a book about planes and airports, or a video, to reassure them about the process. …

The onboard nonfree childcare will accept (to a limited extent) children under 2 and children in diapers, and will change diapers if you provide them. no child in a diaper is allowed in a pool, whirlpool …

Airlines today charge for everything, including choosing your seat. If it's important, and a matter of safety, that your seat be chosen in advance, such as seating two people together, then you need t …

Air Canada has one provision for children that I find interesting: their miles don't expire. Adult accounts must be kept active or the miles are lost. … Poke around in the rules of the program you're considering to see if there are special rules for children. …

I'll try answering, but it will mostly be questions. As you answer these questions for yourself you may be in a better position to make a decision. First, whose idea was this? have you been offered …

You have three issues: Can you get it through the security checkpoint in Pearson, or buy it after security in Pearson? If the child is less than 24 months you can bring it through security, and it d …

If you have only the toddler (and not, say, a 6 year old and 12 year old as well) I don't think it matters much where you stop. A full on amusement park is wasted on someone who can get hours of joy f …

I have never seen a letter for those two countries, only for Canada-USA and Canada-Europe. With that in mind, in my experience the letter itself contains the period. For example I consent to X ac …

Children who are travelling with fully vaccinated adults are allowed in but must semi-quarantine. … To be specific: unvaccinated children under 12 years of age who are accompanying a parent, step-parent, guardian or tutor who qualified as a fully vaccinated traveller when they entered Canada. …

Like so many things in the USA, this varies state by state. In most states, no-one may be in the back - not a responsible adult, and not a child either. The concerns are that there are no seatbelts, t …

Children are of course allowed in the more expensive zones, but they are in substantially fewer numbers. … In some cases these children are experienced and quiet flyers, accompanying parents who have been kept awake by other people's children in the past. …