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AmandaJLewis
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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
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s/o airplane trip with my 5 year old
what do I need for her to sit in on the plane (if anything). I think we may rent a car down there but not sure. Might as well get this figured out now rather than rushing around in April while i am trying to dig out our summer clothes for Disney!
Re: s/o airplane trip with my 5 year old
Noah was 7 when we took our trip last June and he did not need a seat for the airplane. (Neither did Brody and he's 2). I bought a Bubble Bum to use for the ride to the airport and home. I highly recommend it - it's a great emergency seat to have around. And it deflates and you can roll it up and tuck it in to your luggage. No carrying anything around the airport.
http://www.bubblebum.co/us/
ETA: You'd only need this if you're going to rent a car and you'd need a seat to use in the car in Florida. If we hadn't of taken the car service to the airport and needed the carseat for that, we didn't need anything on the plane.
We've flown with jackson twice in recent months and didn't need anything for him. Michael isn't two yet, but we bought him a seat, and officially we didn't need anything for him. We had brought a car seat that online said was FAA approved, but the staff still wouldn't let us use it because they couldn't find anything on it saying that, so he was buckled in the same way we all were.
If it's not FAA approved they won't let you use it anyway.
How time flies! Caileigh (9), Keira (6) & Eamon (3)
Last year when we went to Disney was the first year we flew without a seat. There didn't seem to be a point. We didn't need a carseat while down there (staying on disney property). I was nervous for safety reasons as well as just making sure she was contained. But having flown with and without a carseat, it was SOOO much easier flying without!! She did really well sitting in the seat. And when she was in the carseat she was so much closer to the seat in front of her and would try to kick it. Without the carseat she couldn't. One less thing to worry about.
We're flying in a couple weeks and definitely not using anything on the plane. We will probably bring her backless booster with us and use that in the rental car, but won't use anything in the plane.