Long haul flight with a 10 month old

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Long haul flight with a 10 month old

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27-09-2008, 07:30 PM

RJC

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Long haul flight with a 10 month old

Hi, I was wondering if anybody has any advice/tips as I am about to fly to Europe (24hr journey) with my son, (10 months old). I am really worried about the flight, he is a very active baby and I'm not sure how to cope in a small space. I'll be on my own with him, and not having anybody to help share the load is really worrying me. Is there anything that I can do, or is it just a bad/stupid idea? I'm really conflicted about what to do! Please help.....

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