How to Safely Protect Your Baby's Ears During Flight

Learn effective tips to protect your baby's ears during flights for a more comfortable journey.

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To protect baby ears during flight, nurse or bottle-feed during takeoff and landing to help equalize ear pressure. Use a pacifier if feeding isn’t an option. Gentle ear plugs designed for infants can also help. Try to keep your baby calm and distracted with toys or soothing sounds. Scheduling flights during nap times might also reduce potential discomfort.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What can I do to help my baby during takeoff and landing? Nurse or bottle-feed your baby during takeoff and landing to help equalize ear pressure.
  2. Are earplugs safe for infants during flights? Gentle earplugs designed for infants can help alleviate ear discomfort during flights.
  3. How can I keep my baby calm on a plane? Distract your baby with toys or soothing sounds and consider scheduling flights around nap times.
  4. What should I do if my baby is crying on a flight? Try to comfort them with feeding, gentle rocking, or use a pacifier to help ease their discomfort.

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