Many airlines make skycots available to ensure the safety of infants, and many car seats are now manufactured to comply with federal aviation safety standards. However, find out the airline's policy on car seats before you leave. Bring along the necessities When traveling with an infant, always bring the bottles and nipples he or she is familiar with. Powdered formula that can be mixed with bottled water is usually the safest and most convenient. Once you arrive, use only bottled water or boiled water if the tap supply is questionable.
Disposable diapers are available in most industrialized nations.
Pack a good supply in the crevices of your luggage, and keep one as an example of the size and shape you're looking for. However, in some areas of the world, a good cloth diaper with rubber pants might be better than a poorly made disposable. Ask your travel agent for advice. On your way Ear pain When traveling by plane, children often experience ear pain as the pressure inside their inner ears equalizes during take-off and landing. Nasal congestion makes the problem worse.