Hi soultravelers3, I think once you really know the benefits of nursing for kids, you’re willing to move some mountains to make it work.

]]> http://www.familytravellogue.com/pumping-on-a-plane-travel-while-nursing.html/comment-page-1#comment-174489 Soultravelers3 Sun, 08 Jun 2008 01:26:33 +0000 http://www.familytravellogue.com/pumping-on-a-plane-travel-while-nursing.html#comment-174489 I could not agree with you and Debbie more.....yep, nursing is definitely the best way to for traveling! I missed your first article until I saw it here and it made me smile. I could relate to that fist time of nursing in public. Funny, how it gets so easy after a short time. I loved those slings too! So glad to see you and Debbie at Delicious Baby supporting nursing moms & giving great practical advice for traveling with a nursling. My daughter was only two weeks old when she went on her first mini-trip and stayed in her first hotel. We chose child led weaning and extended nursing, which helped a lot with traveling and going to performances with a toddler. She had a feeding problem and also hated carseats the first year ( and we lived in the boonies!), so we dealt with some challenges, but used our creativity to find ways around them. It is funny, how you forget the stages somewhat when they outgrow them, but I know I certainly will not miss that breast pump! ;)

I could not agree with you and Debbie more…..yep, nursing is definitely the best way to for traveling! I missed your first article until I saw it here and it made me smile. I could relate to that fist time of nursing in public. Funny, how it gets so easy after a short time. I loved those slings too! So glad to see you and Debbie at Delicious Baby supporting nursing moms & giving great practical advice for traveling with a nursling.

My daughter was only two weeks old when she went on her first mini-trip and stayed in her first hotel. We chose child led weaning and extended nursing, which helped a lot with traveling and going to performances with a toddler. She had a feeding problem and also hated carseats the first year ( and we lived in the boonies!), so we dealt with some challenges, but used our creativity to find ways around them.

It is funny, how you forget the stages somewhat when they outgrow them, but I know I certainly will not miss that breast pump!

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