There are no two ways about it: toddlers lack patience. So, it's no surprise that layovers present some unique parenting challenges when flying with kids. To put it in perspective, a layover is much like a pit stop in your journey—be it scheduled or not. Typically, you'll be ...

There are very few things that are more nerve-wracking than flying solo for the first time, but chief among them has to be traveling alone with a toddler. It's not ideal, but it's also something that's more common than you think. Solo parents, military wives, or spouses of exp...

Ride-on suitcases make traveling more convenient for parents and entertaining for kids. Plus, you get style points, too! Simply, these hybrid luggage and carriers are like modern-day workhorses. They make the in-betweens during travels more manageable for the family. But what...

Ever found yourself juggling luggage and a stroller while racing to catch a flight? You're not alone. I've been there too, teetering on the edge of sanity in an overcrowded airport with bags under each arm and my little one in tow. Ah, the joys of parenthood! What if I said t...

It's no secret that sorting out our luggage is a lot more challenging when flying with kids. On first look, essential baby items look relatively easy to account for and MIGHT even fit in nicely in standard luggage. However, that only lasts until you start digging through your ...

Flying often signals an exciting time for travelers, especially to those taking a well-earned vacation. However, this also means the occasional inevitability of long lines for airport security. Thankfully, there are several ways to fast track screening and avoid hassle at the...

About the Author: TernX have asked a mum and experienced long-distance traveller to help us understand why parents ditch the idea of gate-checking their pram in favour of a carry on pram. Our author, Anne, has travelled to over 20 countries on 5 continents. She is a mum, an av...

Going on a trip soon and working out the logistics? When flying with breastmilk, there are a few more things to take into consideration. For example, how long the flight is, how many times would you be required to pump during the flight and so on.The first thing is to note tha...

According to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the safest place for a baby under the age of 2 while flying on a plane is in an approved child restraint system (CRS) and not in your lap. The main reason for this is in the event of unexpected turbulence, your arms would...

Planning on a vacation and unsure whether to bring a car seat with your on flight? In this article we discuss different ways to check in your car seat as well as important things to look out for when bringing your car seat on the plane. You can also read here for the best FAA ...