Would you buy this airplane travel bed? It cost $50.

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This bed allows you to lay your baby down and have face to face time during fight. It eliminates having to hold him/her the entire flight.

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No, most airlines don't allow you to attach anything to the seats. Just baby wear.

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It's unnecessary. You can reserve a Bassinet from the Airline for free. You just have to call ahead of time.

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Super unsafe. The ONLY safe way for baby to fly is in their car seat - installed in their own seat on the plane. Sucks to spend the extra money, but isn't their safety worth it?

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On most bigger planes, you can request a seat that already has an infant bed. So it's unnecessary in most cases.

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No, an infant should be in their car seat for the duration of the flight.

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They actually aren't FAA approved and I have heard of babies getting smacked in the head by accident. One attendant wouldn't even left me out him in the carrier. Which I found stupid.

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I just wore my baby. A lot of those seat hammocks flight attendants ask you not to loose. One mom on our flight was told she could not use it.

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I bought this for a flight and the airline told me that we couldn't use it as it wasn't an approved device...I would call ahead and check to make sure the airline would let you use it.

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I would just baby wear. Makes it easier to get on and off too

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These aren't safe. Baby should be in a car seat.

Would you buy this airplane travel bed? It cost $50.

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