December 6th, 2010 | 
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Provide seating that meets current safety standards and should not be wider than 16 inches for your children. The Federal Aviation Administration (United States) recommends that children weighing less than 40 pounds seated in child seats or infant.
The best seat on a flight to the children is the first row in economy class. There was a broad space for the legs. If a seat in the first row does not exist, do not seat the children near the alley, a child should sit in between two adults. Also good to remember that during the flight you must always get up, or frequent walk with the children. Do not allow children to walk without your supervision.
Seat reservations in advance can help all family members can sit side by side or nearby. If the plane is full and the opportunity to make a reservation in advance is not possible, ask the flight attendant at the airport (during boarding), the crew may be able to ask other passengers to change seats so children do not sit separately from parents.
Bring water and moisturizer for the skin so as not to dry during the flight. Bring chewing gum and treats as well to reduce the air pressure in the ears of children and various toys in a tote bag to attract children.
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