First time flying with a 3 month old baby | Travel tips for Infants | Veer's First Flight experience

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Hi everyone this is Satyam and this is Veer and we are here to welcome you all on Satyam Creations.
So today's video is all about Veer's experience on his first flight. So yeah we'll tell you like
how was the entire experience of ours along with Veer because you know usually infants they get
ear pain and they get cranky they cry a lot. So I'll tell you my experience how it was
and I'll also tell you some of the tips and tricks that you can use in order to you know keep the
child calm throughout the flight. Things that you should keep in mind. So yeah let's get quickly
started with today's video. So this was Veeransh's first flight when he was just three and a half
months old and we started much before time in order to prevent any last minute confusion. We
And now here you can see that I'm carrying Veeransh in this baby carrier and it turned
out to be a boon both for me as well as for him as he was comfortable and so was I. He was observing
around and sometimes he was asleep and so the entire check-in process went in smooth for me.
Like every other new parent even I was scared about the air pressure difference and the ear
pain that the infants face. So I had told this to my doctor and he had given a eardrop
to be given to the child 30 minutes before the flight. Somehow I avoided that because I did not
want to give extra medicine and still it turned out to be a boon for us. Since we had traveled
with Veer so many times before this flight on the road by car so he was in this habit of traveling
and whenever traveling with the infant you should book your ticket well in advance like we did
and nominal charges are there and 7 kgs of extra hand baggage is also allowed.
We booked a direct flight which is mostly preferable while traveling with infant. We
tried to book the first row seats but somehow we didn't get it and we landed on the 27th
row of the flight. Still the journey was smooth enough for us. Since the flight was an evening
as you can see it's dark enough so Veer was mostly asleep and I made sure that nothing disturbed him
and whenever he woke I fed him to sleep again. So when traveling with infant make sure to carry
his birth certificate his or her birth certificate because that is the only ID proof which is required
for infants. Moreover don't forget to carry extra swaddles, extra wet wipes, disposal packets,
formula milk, extra bottles, hot water flasks and clothes for yourself and your baby and yes
some important medicines and his his or her favorite toys. So Veeransh was asleep during the
entire check-in and boarding the flight process but somehow he woke up during the mid-flight and
I was really scared as to what will happen now like will he experience any kind of ear pain,
will he cry but to my surprise he was all happy and playful as you can see it here.
So altogether it was a smooth journey for us and as I told you in the beginning
that every child is unique and different so the experiences will be. So ours was a smooth
journey throughout the flight. Veeransh did not cry, did not have any kind of ear pain. I did not
have to use those ear drops also but in case your child cries or is cranky throughout the flight
then you can opt for those ear drops which the doctor gave me and you can use it before the
flight. So yeah this pretty much sums up Veeransh's first flight experience. So hope you all
understood today's video and followed like what all we did in order to have a smooth journey.
So in case you have any further doubts you can always post that in the comment section and I'll
come up with an answer. So this is it for today's video. I'll see you again in another video till
then stay tuned, keep watching, keep smiling. Bye-bye. Bye-bye from Veer. Take care.
