When flying with your baby, what part of the plane is best?

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Feel free to chime in on your experiences. Baby will be two months old.

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Just nurse/bottle at take off and landing and you should be good. It helps their ears just like yawing or chewing gum helps us. My problems came once he was mobile. It sucks trying to keep a new crawler/walker still for any amount of time.

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It really doesn’t matter where you sit these babies have a mind of their own! It’s really a gamble. With my daughter we flew plenty of times and some times they are fun and Tandy other times not so much. Just try to keep them happy and entertained

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I always feel like there’s more turbulence and you can feel the pressure more in the back of the plane so I always try to sit as close to front as possible

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I’m tall, and with baby on my lap it was a tight fit in the back. A flight attendant informed me that the back of the plane is tapered (for aerodynamics!) so front to middle is going to allow for more elbow and leg room :)

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At two months old, our baby just slept most of the time. It was super easy flying around that age. She just nursed and slept. 
Now that she’s 1, I find the isle seats best so I can get out and walk around with her if she gets fussy. 
As far as front or back of plane, I don’t think  that really matters too much. I always board the plane last so we have to spend as little amount of time on the plane as possible.

When flying with your baby, what part of the plane is best?

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