Thinking of returning to UK to see family this summer. It's 12 hour flight and 2.2 DS not likely to have self weaned (though it is possible). He is therefore likely to want to BF on the flight at nap time, on waking, when tired and when uncomfortable and bored. He is wriggly, long and tall child and I can't see this going well with a) discretion being a major problem b) likely negative staff and passenger reaction.
If I refuse him BF for the whole flight chaos and screaming will likely ensue - even though we only have BF on the sofa or bed at home these days and nowhere else, he has never gone longer than 6 hours without it.
Help, has anyone BF a toddler on a plane?
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TrucksAndDinosaurs · 06/03/2013 02:53
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06/03/2013 12:01
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