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Thank you.
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Non electronic toy suggestions for flight
I posted over in the Bump but thought I would try here too.
DS (2 1/2) has flown a fair amount and is generally a good flyer, that is until we have to turn off all electronics in order to land. He's only 2 so he doesn't understand why we have to turn them off and proceeds to pitch a complete ear piercing, chair kicking fit until we land. We're flying again in a few weeks and in an effort to spare the other passengers from the ear piercing tantrum we normally generate, I thought I would try to find a new non-electronic toy to entertain DS.
He's our 3rd, so we've broken out all the standards we normally have (books, stickers, food, lollipops, trains, etc) with no success.
Any suggestions on non electronic toys that might entertain a 2 1/2 year old boy for 20-30 minutes on a plane?
Re: Non electronic toy suggestions for flight
Unfortunately books don't cut it and tend to become projectiles. We have a magnadoodle but he's never shown much interest in it. Maybe I'll try again.
Really, he is a sweet child, just not when you take the Ipad away!
My parents used this one on me all the time! Worked like a charm
TTC #1 since 10.2011
LOL a 2.5 year old is addicted to an ipad. time to shut it off for good with him mom
what else does he like besides the ipad? that cant be it!?