Save on Spring Travel With the Family

I vote yes to take children to visit family and friends, good communication and common courtesy is a big need, to validate time of visit, how long you stay works out with them. This way you get to be closer and decrease the hassels of "backing" the baby, toddler things and "lug" them back and forth. We've been doing this with our families for decades. Always fun, my DAD would always plan a special activity for all the kids and parents, one year booked a room at a hotel with an indoor pool for a full day for a swim in Thanksgiving, another horse back riding in Palador Canyon....it can be fun. I stay with family and when all the beds are spoken for stay in a hotel with an indoor pool so everyone can swim if they want. Our cousins, aunts, uncles and friends became very close over the years because we got to know one another. A follow up thank you card or gift you find out they would find USEFUL is sent after the trip. We shared expenses too, grocery shopping, gas for longer excursions, just be thoughtful and appreciative, it's great.

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really ??????????????...... really ????????????????????

So she not only is more than willing to share the conduct of her young children with the other airline passengers, she also sponges off of her friends and family whenever possible. What GREAT travel advice...NOT! SAhe certainly has a very selfish idea of the propriety of foisting her (too young to travel) brood onto others. It would be poetic justice if the rest of her family reads this, and decides to cut off the free lunchwagon.

So what you are all saying is because I have a baby and she may cry, we can't leave home because it might make you uncomfortable? Get over yourselves! Just because you choose to keep your children locked in your hometown, doesn't mean the rest of us should. My daughter took her first flight at 3 months old. She did fantastic, with the exception of about 10 minutes of crying, but there was no way (nor was there on each subsequent flight) for me to know how she would handle a 6+ hour flight. It's the luck of the draw. I choose to explore the world and teach my children there is more to life outside of their house! My suggestion: Buy headphones.

It sounds great for the parents of small children but not so great for full paying passengers that have to endure ear splitting screaming and crying in the seat next to you.

i think people traveling with small children and overweight adults should have flights to accomodate them That way when littlle Johnny runs up and down the aisles and the overweight person who can only sit in his seat with all the arm rests up can be comfortable.And the rest of us can sit back and enjoy our flights

With the price of gas for the airlines going thru the roof, the price of a ticket will double in a very short time. All these save sites seems to look like they have a deal for you but really they don't. The cost will be carried over. You have to pay for everythind on board and before you board a plane today the only thing left is to charge for the potty and carry ons. I see that happening by the summer. Fly the friendly skys and see who will be standing with the next oil raise.

Please keep them away from Business class or First Class. Many of us are forking out $3000 RT ticket overseas to sit away from crying babies. I applaud Malaysian Airlines efforts of not allowing anyone under two year old in their International First Class ($10K-$15K RT) so the real preimum customers can relax without being bothered--Why would you pay those kind of money for them since they can't even enjoy it yet? I don't know if any airlines would try a business model not having young children on board. Some of us will pay more for that perk if it is all possible.

Totally agree - a waste of time to see this. Suggesting to freeload????WTF??? She said she travels all over the world - but only if she can land on a friend's or relative's doorstep! Golly - and what kind of job does she have that allows her to just get up and go!!!! Grrrr.