Family travel with children: plane, bus or train

 Booking family travel by plane, train or bus

If you’re booking family travel by plane, train or bus, here are things to consider:

Timing: if you can, it’s good to book flights or train or bus trips for times when your child is likely to be well rested.

Seating arrangements: check whether you can book seats with more room for babies and children. On planes, you might be able to book bassinettes for babies. Choose aisle seats so it’s easier for your child to get to the toilet.

Toilets and change rooms: check whether there are child-friendly toilets and change rooms on board, and whether you can book seats near them.

Food: for plane travel you might be able to pre-order children’s meals. For bus and train travel, check whether you can buy food on board.

Read More: https://raisingchildren.net.au/pre-teens/family-life/holidays-travel/travel-checklist



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