So this may be a stupid question but as a first-time mom living in a judgmental world I'm kind of…
So this may be a stupid question but as a first-time mom living in a judgmental world I'm kind of curious… So I'm traveling the end of January my daughter will be four months by then and I do plan to still be breast-feeding so my question is; am I allowed to take a little cooler with breast milk in the plane or to make my life easier am I allowed to breast-feed in the plane? (Obviously i'll be covered up because I know how society is)
FlowerChild🌼·
Мама сына-младенца
F how society is. Whenever and wherever baby is hungry. Baby gets fed. Whether you have a cover or not
And Idk about taking a cooler on a plane. But u can just whip the milk out whenever u get ready that sounds easier to me. Than carrying a cooler
Baylee·
Мама двоих (1 год, 3 года), ждёт третьего
My FIL works at the airport. You can try to take a few bottles on but they test them for "explosives" which something you washed the bottle with or a glove could cause it to test positive and then they will dump it. I'm pretty sure you can pump after security check points though and that's okay. But you can sure as hell breastfeed on the plane.
Tiffany Ferraz·
@torrey_, I agree. Traveling is just stressful as it is so I def don't need problems during it all. Now a days they'll kick you off the plane for no reason. But I def agree with you. My baby girl will eat when she's hungry I matter where I am
Tiffany Ferraz·
@roche.mommy6435, yea I had seen a video on Facebook a while back ago that a mothers breast milk had tested positive for whatever reason and they dumped it so I really didn't want to chance it and have to waste milk. But okay thank you!!
Jordan Ann·
Contact the airports you will be traveling through because you're only allowed to carry a certain amounts of liquid. Breast milk might be different, they might just have to test it. I would recommend feeding her from the breast during takeoff and landing because she might cry and for her ears popping.