Due to the infant's resistance and weak body, taking the child away is something that parents are always worried about, wondering about their child's tolerance as well as the risk of infection. So if it is not so necessary, when the child is young you should not take the baby away and when you have to go on this journey, you should pay special attention to the following:
Prepare all necessary items for your baby in a bag such as diapers, nipples, clothes, bottles of warm water, bottles of water for babies when thirsty, soft towels, Baby towels, baby powder ... in case the baby is hungry, urinate while moving, they are available. Note that you should bring extra clean plastic bags to store used items such as diapers (after changing), used tissues ... to avoid the case you need to change diapers or clean the baby while the vehicles are still move and you cannot drop them.
Ensure safety for your baby
Should bring the baby gloves, feet to avoid scratching the face or other skin areas on the body. You should pay attention that the baby's face clothes are suitable for the weather conditions, do not let your baby wear clothes that are too thick or too thin but enough to cover and protect baby's skin under the sun, the impact of sunlight ( if)…
In terms of means of transport, absolutely do not allow infants to travel by motorbike when they have to go away because the wind thrown during the ride can cause danger to breathing, sun and wind on the road can danger to the health, even to the life of the baby.
Choose a means of transportation
If you have to travel by public transport instead of renting or traveling alone in a car, you can carry your baby on your lap for short distances. But if you go far, you should be prepared to bring a baby carrier bag to help both you and your baby feel comfortable. Avoid going in rush hour or when there are many people in the car such as holidays, New Year ... because the resistance is weak, children easily get sick from people around.
If possible, let your baby move by car and it is essential that you ensure your baby is transported safely. You should bring an infant seat in the car, never put the baby in the passenger seat because in the event of a collision, the airbag in the front seat can inflate and cause danger because the stork can choke the child. breath. It is best to sit in the back seat of the car, facing back for maximum safety. This ensures that in the event of an accident, the force is spread to help limit injury to the baby. Note that to see if the child seat is securely and correctly fitted, you can check that if you cannot move the seat more than 2 cm, it is guaranteed.
In airplane vehicles , many parents worry about safety because of the pressure on the plane, the enclosed air and the shock during flight as well as during take-off and landing. too much to bear. As a rule, airlines usually only serve infants from 14 days old and above with normal health, not premature birth ... However, doctors recommend that babies about 2 - 3 months old should When the immune system is somewhat developed enough to resist the changes of the environment and protect the baby against the invasion of bacteria. On aircraft with a dedicated baby crib service (which is a specialized device that comes with the aircraft), you should inform and register in advance to the airline when purchasing tickets.
Choose flights with few hubs or short waiting times.
The baby items should be prepared in a carry-on bag to always carry them so that they can be conveniently used when needed. Since the temperature on the plane is quite cold, you need to prepare a warm blanket to use when needed.
Carry a carry bag or trolley to help you more convenient during check-in and travel in the airport.
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