Kids Fly Safe

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If you have younger kids in the carseat phase you’ve experienced the fun of dragging bulky, heavy car seats through busy airports. It keeps your kids safe on the plane, but is not a fun experience. There are lots of … Continue reading →

The kids, car seats and airplane combo is an ongoing topic of conversion when it comes to families and air travel. Last week I wrote a post about the dangers of airplane lap children. There is no doubt a child … Continue reading →

Today, I’m kicking off the first in my “Gear Up for Holiday Travel” giveaways with something I know many of you would love to get your hands on, and something I personally know could help simplify upcoming flights for many … Continue reading →

If your child is still in a car seat and it is FAA approved with a back then bring it if you can and you will need a car seat at your destination. If you do not have the ability … Continue reading →

CARES keeps kids safe, while helping traveling parents stay sane. Not only is it more manageable to navigate the airport without lugging around a heavy toddler seat, but also a CARES restraint is much easier to install and uninstall in … Continue reading →

Well, despite my initial reservations—and a few foibles with set-up on our outgoing flight—I’m here to tell you the CARES harness works and works well. Even when you put it on the seat backwards as I initially did (and you … Continue reading →

I am part of a team of Pacific Northwest mom bloggers with a shopping site called Evergreen Moms. Our focus is eco-friendly/green products, unique products for kids and moms, and businesses based in the Northwest. I’m writing to let you … Continue reading →

Flying makes me nervous, but I find myself even more nervous with my children in the air. I’m not more nervous because they are wiggly or noisy, but because I want them to be safe on the flight. I just … Continue reading →

What a relief to check the car seat when your toddler reaches twenty-two pounds! Slip the CARES safety restraint into your carry-on and that’s all you need until your little one can use the regular airplane seat belt. CARES is … Continue reading →