ginny17
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A trick I learned is to thread delicate necklaces through straws. This keeps them straight and tangle-free within your jewelry case.
I use those small velvet pouches for individual pieces as an extra layer of protection. It also helps me keep things organized inside my travel case.
Absolutely! And invest in a good jewelry travel case. They have padded compartments to keep your pieces from tangling or scratching.
This is all so helpful! Just to be sure, can I check in only alcohol as my luggage, or do I need to have clothes and other stuff too?
British Airways definitely caters to kids. They have dedicated channels like Cartoon Network and Disney, plus a bunch of family-friendly movies. My daughter is obsessed with their ‘Skyflyers Kids’ Zone’.
Welcome to the club! I’ve flown British Airways a few times, and their entertainment is pretty good. They have a decent selection of movies – both recent releases and classics.
Check if the airline offers any assistance for parents flying with a baby. Some have really helpful policies!
Don’t forget to compare prices across different airlines and booking sites. Sometimes there are significant differences. I usually use esky.com to find the cheapest there. Then, I go to the airline’s website to buy the ticket because services like esky charge extra fees.
Definitely invest in a good quality ski bag. Hardshell cases offer the best protection but can be heavy and expensive. Padded softshell bags are a good balance between protection and weight.
Oh, and make sure your breast pump bag is waterproof or has a waterproof compartment. You never know when spills might happen, especially with all the baby stuff.
Absolutely, you can fly with it. Breast pumps are considered medical devices. It’s best to store it in a dedicated, padded bag to protect it from bumps and shocks.
