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Author Archives: Beth Henry

About Beth Henry

Beth Henry is a 16 year flight attendant for a major US Airline. Beth has a passion for children and has been taking care of them first as a babysitter, then as a nanny, and now as a mom. She shares tips for flying with kids based on her experiences with her 7 and 3 year old frequent fliers and from the families she meets on her work flights. Her goal is to empower parents to feel confident and comfortable when flying with their kids.

Ella’s 1st Flight

Posted on October 3, 2011 by Beth Henry

Ella was only 6 weeks old when I took her on her first flight. My husband was working, so I was on my own. Walking onboard I had a backpack on my back, a breast pump over one shoulder, and a diaper bag over the other shoulder. I was carrying Ella strapped into her car … Continue reading »

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Travel with Infants– Getting to the aircraft.

Posted on October 2, 2011 by Beth Henry

Traveling with infants is easier than you think. Infants often sleep much of the flight so you can at least breathe once you settle in your seat. The toughest part is getting through security, so that’s why I start here. Do yourself a favor and check your suitcase. Even if you have to pay a checked bag … Continue reading »

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