wether 4 months baby can take international flight travel ? which one is best in giving immunity to babies? private vaccines or govt vaccines?

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POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy7 months ago

A. Yes, a 4-month-old baby can travel on an international flight, but there are a few things to consider to ensure the baby’s comfort and safety during the journey: Consult with a Pediatrician: It's always best to check with your baby's doctor before traveling, especially for long distances or if your baby has any health concerns. The doctor might provide specific recommendations, especially regarding vaccinations or advice for managing potential jet lag. Feeding: Plan for regular feedings, whether breastfeeding or formula, as babies can get fussy and dehydrated during flights. Bring extra bottles, formula, or breast pump equipment if needed. Ear Pressure: During takeoff and landing, babies can experience discomfort due to changes in air pressure. Breastfeeding or offering a bottle during these times can help ease the pressure on their ears. Comfort Items: Bring familiar comfort items like a favorite blanket, pacifier, or toy to soothe your baby during the flight. As for your second question, humanity towards babies refers to the way we treat and care for them, ensuring they are loved, nurtured, and safe. The "best" in terms of humanity would be ensuring that babies receive proper nutrition, health care, affection, and attention. A supportive, caring environment that promotes their emotional and physical development is crucial. When traveling internationally, the best airlines for babies typically provide amenities like bassinets, baby food, and assistance with baby-related needs to ensure a smooth journey for both you and your child. Always check the airline's infant travel policy for specific details.