Windows Remember that air flows back, so opening front windows can leave little ones short of breath or make breathing a little more tedious and on days when weather seems moderate wind blowing from the front of the car can make the back seem frigid. Lower back windows slightly for fresh air. Keep a removable car shade and use even when using air conditioning. The brightness of the sunlight can be annoying even if the temperature inside the car is comfortable. Music Choose music that is soothing and will allow for conversation to take place.
Toys Choose soft and bendable toys, which can be changed and allow for more imagination.
Don t pile a toys beside a child offer a few at a time, when there is no longer interest switch for different ones. If your child uses a bottle opt for a few extra smaller bottles rather than larger ones, which are more difficult to handle. Bottles that are designed to be held by small hands are readily available are not prone to spills are a good choice even for older children. Seating When considering seating allow the same amount of space you would for an adult for a child. Snacks Avoid offering sticky snacks or snacks that create crumbs that fall in or on clothing or carseats when young ones take bites.