Originally Posted by petitefrancaise

Oh Sugarmooma, I saw your thread and all I could think was "thank god, I don't have to do this anymore"!! I really couldn't think of anything positive to say, it was all such hard work flying with babes, most of it on my own. Sorry.

Anyhoooo, saw this, the is morning and thought it looked like a good idea. Wouldn't mind one myself tbh. I don't get to fly anything other than economy so I've never had one of those lovely seats that converts to a bed.
https://www.flylegsup.com/

Originally Posted by moneypenny20

Don't. They're useless. We got one last year and daughter used it on her trip to the UK. Tried it about 3 times and gave up. Faff to set up, not that comfortable and only practical if in the window seat as it's awkward to move for others to get passed.

Originally Posted by Sugarmooma

Now if you can figure a way for us to fly first class

Originally Posted by Jerseygirl

If I remember correctly the flying time from Houston to London is approx 10 hrs. She will probably sleep most of the time on the red eye. For the return journey I would make sure she has plenty of her favourite toys to keep her amused. A plentiful supply of her favourite snacks will also keep her occupied for a while. At that age my granddaughter loved Goldfish. She had a plastic Goldfish container and loved to keep opening it...taking out a cracker and closing it again. Walking her up and down the aisles will keep her occupied and help burn off some of her energy...yours too.

Make sure mum has a change of clothes for herself as well as the little one...just in case.

Edit: Dry Cheerios in a Tupperware container are another godsend that keeps my granddaughter occupied and makes her a happy bunny.

Originally Posted by Sugarmooma

Interesting. Although it says for use 2yrs or older...



....and the first review is not good!!


In theory it sounds and looks like a great idea but I guess after MP's daughter has been our guinea pig I think we will pass.

Now if you can figure a way for us to fly first class