The so-called “sweet spot” for bringing your kids home is a lot more youthful than you might think, says a mom and lifestyle expert.
Conventional wisdom would possibly be to wait until your children are old enough to “behave” or not forget; However, this mother has other ideas.
Zoe Shenton, site director at Cosmopolitan UK, says it’s more productive to bring children in before they turn one.
She told lifestyle site Woman and Home that the most productive thing to do is to take six-month-old toddlers during the break.
They’re not old enough to cause tension by fleeing, and they can also save you money on flights if they have compatibility on their lap instead of buying an extra seat, the mother notes.
Zoe said, “The ideal time to be with young children is six or seven months.
“They’re big enough to sit safely in a stroller after leaving the crib and can sit at the table in a top chair when dining out, but they don’t walk yet and are in position to lead everyone. “the children’s insurrection is still over.
“That means (relatively) relaxing flights in bulkhead seats, the opportunity to take more than one quick tour, and really significant savings on an extra seat with a child under the age of two who still fits nicely on your lap. “
Parents have already asked about it on the Internet.
On Quora, an opinion by Bart Crunk earned 29 “upvotes” when he argued that they will have to be old enough to demonstrate public etiquette.
Bart said, “When they’re old enough to behave well in public. That means they shouldn’t scream, they shouldn’t throw knives (I’ve noticed that), they shouldn’t throw tantrums or tantrums. “
“Don’t leave them on the dining room table (I’ve noticed it too). The tables are for eating, not for out-of-control toddlers.
“They will have to be old enough to perceive that not all food is fast food. Therefore, they will have to be old enough to have a little patience. “
Bart cautioned against giving his baby a device to entertain and distract him.
“Giving a child a phone or a pill with the loud sound is fair to the other guests.
“If the child wants a phone or pill to remain silent, lower the volume or give him headphones. “
This view resonated with Tom Stagliano, who raised the factor that young children don’t remember the trip.
Tom said, “Most children under the age of 3 (before preschool) will NOT make it through the holidays, no matter how wonderful, long, or expensive. “
The aerospace engineer says he would never carry a baby on a plane unless there was a medical emergency.
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