So, I'm flying for the first time with my two year old in a couple of weeks. ✈ I'm extremely…
So, I'm flying for the first time with my two year old in a couple of weeks. ✈️ I'm extremely nervous, and hoping she does well. She's a very hyper, can't-sit-still, constantly going kind of kid. Our flight is 5am with one layover. I was going to get this, just to help, and maybe she will sleep most of the trip. 🙏🏼 My question is: it says 3 year +. My daughter is two, HOWEVER, she's 40lbs..the weight of a 4 year old. Do you think this would be okay for just the flight there and back? Should I make an appointment for a checkup and ask the pediatrician? Am I'm a terrible mother for wanting her to just sleep for four/five hours? 😂 #CrazyLaugh Any advice?
Ashley ·
Мама двоих (младенец), ждёт третьего
I dont know if I'd do a sleep aid I'd double check with dr we just brought lots of snacks
jenna tess·
@mommysbabies, I have lots of snacks packed, and tons of dollar tree / Walmart toys she hasn't seen before. She's just SO rowdy, and since the flight is so early I'm hoping for her to sleep. At least for half the flight. I'm thinking even some essential oils. 🤔
jenna tess·
@alyssa5792, looks like the only active ingredient is melatonin! 🙌🏼I'll still go ahead and give the pediatrician a call. ❤️
Ashley ·
Мама двоих (младенец), ждёт третьего
A warm cup helped my little on sleep that and we just switched the time we gave him his allergy meds
KayLynn·
My 5 year old takes melatonin some nights to help her sleep. Per her pediatrician recommendation. She's very high strung and has been since she was about 2. It helps tremendously when our bedtime routine changes, like when we travel, or the nights that she's just not settling down for bed. I'd definitely ask but it can't hurt her! Good luck!