One-Don't think everything will be absolutely perfect. That is only a very rare occurrence. Don't expect everything to be horrible either, though. For example, if you have trouble finding your hotel, don't stress out, but instead call it "neighborhood exploration."
Two-Bring your medications and your everyday medicines such as cough syrup, aspirin, and allergy medicine. Baby wipes are great for toilet seats, hands, and hot faces. Don't forget a nightlight and a small box of detergent.
Three-Time your departure. Flying at night when you have young children might be best to get them, and you, to sleep most of the flight.
Four-Plan your flight by booking seats in the best configuration for your family, either rows in front of each other, across the aisle from each other, or on opposite ends of the plane from each other! If you have a child who is a bit too upset or loud or rambunctious before boarding, have one parent stay behind until the child cools down, then board with the rest of the family.
Five-Toys with too many small or loose parts is not the best options. Art supplies and paper, however, are great options!
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