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Anita
i bought travel system which comes with an infant car seat when i was pregnant, i live in the uk but went to my parents for holiday and went into labour (premature). my travel system is in the uk and am in italy. my mum had already bought moses basket as a gift for me. and am wondering if i can pick her up with it, as she will be coming home soon.
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I know when I left hospital they never checked whether my daughter was in an approved car seat or not, she was but they didn't check however irrespective of the hospital the law in Italy is that any child under 4 must be in an approved car seat if in a vehicle so if you are in a car of any sort you need a car seat but you are going to need one in any case as you will need to get to the embassy to sort out her passport to get her home and then to get to the airport when you are on your way home. You need to source a car seat.
I know when I left hospital they never checked whether my daughter was in an approved car seat or not, she was but they didn't check however irrespective of the hospital the law in Italy is that any child under 4 must be in an approved car seat if in a vehicle so if you are in a car of any sort you need a car seat but you are going to need one in any case as you will need to get to the embassy to sort out her passport to get her home and then to get to the airport when you are on your way home. You need to source a car seat.
Do you have to pay extra to take a push chair on a plane?
Anon
I will be traveling from the UK to Ireland with Aer Lingus soon, I will be bringing my baby and will obviously need to take the pushchair with me, I have a travel system which is the stroller with a car seat attached, will I have to pay extra to bring it with me? Thanks!
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No, they won't. But why go through all that extra trouble of lugging that around? I used a travel system with my first daughter until I said, "NO MORE! It's too bulky!" And got a sling. Your hands are free, the weight of the baby is dispersed in a way that you don't feel the added weight on yourself, and you won't be struggling with everything. Just stow the travel system away with the rest of your luggage in the cargo hold, that way you can still take it with your for the trip but not have to worry about it taking up so much space on the passenger part of the plane.
No, they won't. But why go through all that extra trouble of lugging that around? I used a travel system with my first daughter until I said, "NO MORE! It's too bulky!" And got a sling. Your hands are free, the weight of the baby is dispersed in a way that you don't feel the added weight on yourself, and you won't be struggling with everything. Just stow the travel system away with the rest of your luggage in the cargo hold, that way you can still take it with your for the trip but not have to worry about it taking up so much space on the passenger part of the plane.
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