Airlines

I am having some problems with the airline I am traveling with. I have booked a basinett but the airline won't even talk to me about an earlier connecting flight. I hope they will work with me when I get to the ticket counter. When I booked my flight I couldn't find an earlier connecting flight, but when I looked again about a month later I found one with the same airline.

I think that when traveling with children it is important to find a ticket that has the shortest lay overs and that is the most flexible. Some airlines are better than others. I hate to say this but American ariline companies don't seem to be as child friendly as airline companies from other countries. When an ariline allows for pre-boarding with young children, when they will book a bulkhead seat for you or just outline their policies on their website they are much better. I think most people book flights based on convenience and price than the airlines' service, but I am starting to weigh the service of airlines a little more when I book flights, especially when there is only a small price difference.

packing list

Spain Packing List
Baby
3 pairs pjs, 3 dresses, 4 cardigans, 4 pairs of pants, 5 onsies, 3 pairs of shoes

Tylenol, Motrin, Nail clippers, Baby soap, Diaper cream, Wipes, Diapers (enough for the flight and a couple of days)

Mom
4 pairs of pants, 2 skirts, 5 t-shirts, 3 cardigans, sandals, tennis shoes, airport shoes, undergarments
Advil, Soap, Makeup, Contact solution, Contacts
Moisturizer

Cary on
Books for baby, Magazine for me, Diapers, Wipes, Cream, Three toys, Baby blanket, Ergo, Snacks for Sun, Food for Sun, Sippy Cup, Change of clothes for Sun, Clean shirt for me, Zip lock bags, Tooth brush
Tylenol for baby, Calming drops for baby