Calm a Baby on an Airplane - Pack your carry-on accordingly. The Transportation Safety Administration has made exceptions for milk and formula when you are traveling with a baby so pack as much as you need. Also pack items that hold your baby's interest such as rattles and pacifiers.
Change your baby's diaper before boarding the plane.
Calm a Baby on an Airplane
Feed your baby during take off. This helps with the pressure build up in the ears.
Do what you normally do at home to calm your baby when he or she begins to fuss. Don't be afraid to walk up and down the isle if need be, just make sure it's a safe time to do so.
Remain calm at all times. The more agitated and frustrated you become, the more your baby will continue to cry. If you need to, go to the bathroom and allow your baby to cry him or herself out.
Taking your baby on an airplane is often unavoidable for most parents, and keeping your baby calm during the flight is a top priority. Crying babies can make even the shortest flight feel like an eternity. Here are some things you can try to help keep your baby calm. - by eHow
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