Flying with kids without losing your grip (or your sense of humor)
Air travel with children sounds glamorous in theory. Boarding passes lined up, a shiny destination waiting, the idea that everyone will nap at the same time. Then the cabin door shuts, the engines hum, and your toddler decides this is the moment to ask for a snack you didn’t pack. Or worse, the one you packed but already ate.
Flights can feel heavy even for adults who pretend they don’t mind turbulence. Add children to the mix and the air inside the plane feels thicker, louder, emotionally charged. I still remember a short-haul flight last summer where the seatbelt sign …
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